AllHome raises ₹200 Cr Series B at $210 Mn valuation to scale interiors house-of-brands
PharmEasy cofounders' home interiors marketplace AllHome closed ₹200 Cr ($21 Mn) Series B led by Bessemer at ₹2,000 Cr valuation. Capital fuels physical experience centres, manufacturing, and tech across surfaces, hardware, facades, and lighting. ARR at ₹400 Cr, 18-20% EBITDA margin, targeting ₹1,000 Cr revenue in a $50 Bn market.
What happened
AllHome, a home interiors house-of-brands marketplace founded by PharmEasy cofounders, raised ₹200 Cr Series B led by Bessemer at $210 Mn valuation. Funds will
Key facts
- ₹200 Cr
- $21 Mn
- ₹2,000 Cr valuation
- ₹400 Cr ARR
- 18-20% EBITDA margin
- ₹1,000 Cr revenue target
- $50 Bn market
Why this matters
Track AllHome as a consolidator across surfaces, hardware, facades, and lighting—fresh capital plus PharmEasy-founder pedigree makes it the likely roll-up vehicle in home interiors.
What to watch
- First 5 experience centre openings and same-store revenue disclosures
- Q4 FY25 ARR update — needs to clear ₹500 Cr to stay on ₹1,000 Cr trajectory
- Bessemer follow-on or new strategic (paints major, real-estate developer) entering cap table
- EBITDA margin compression below 15% in next investor update
- M&A announcements in home interiors house-of-brands space
- Map AllHome's experience-centre rollout footprint vs Livspace and Asian Paints Beautiful Homes catchments
- Track manufacturing capex allocation — surfaces and hardware are the highest-margin verticals to watch
- Benchmark ₹400 Cr ARR against Livspace and HomeLane disclosed run-rates to validate market-share trajectory
- Identify acquisition targets in lighting and modular hardware where AllHome lacks owned brands
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