HomeRun raises $12M to expand construction-material quick commerce

India-focused HomeRun has raised a $12 million Series A+ led by Nexus Venture Partners, funding geographic expansion, supply-chain buildout and new categories including wires, plywood, cement, hardware and paints.

— Source publishedThu, 6 Aug, 2026, 10:52 IST·First seen Thu, 6 Aug, 2026, 10:58 IST·Source YourStory · Capital

What happened

India-focused construction-material quick commerce platform HomeRun raised $12 million in a Series A+ led by Nexus Venture Partners to expand geographies,

Key facts

  • $12 million Series A+
  • $6.6 million raised earlier this year
  • delivery within 60 minutes
  • 100,000 orders completed
  • 8x growth in the last year

Why this matters

Strategic buyers and building-material manufacturers should view HomeRun as a potential distribution partner or acquisition target for gaining faster access to India’s fragmented contractor and construction-supply market.

What to watch

  • Number of operating cities, serviceable pin codes and warehouse or stockist nodes added after the round.
  • Order-frequency disclosures, active contractor or trade-customer growth, and evidence that the reported 100,000 orders are generating recurring demand.
  • Category mix shift from hardware and electricals toward bulky, lower-margin cement, plywood and paints.
  • Delivery-time commitments, average order value, delivery fees and any minimum-order thresholds for heavy materials.
  • Partnerships with cement, paint, electrical and plywood brands, distributors or construction-finance providers.
  • Signs of trade-credit expansion, receivables growth, supplier financing arrangements or additional fundraising within 12 months.
  • Competitive same-day offerings from building-material distributors, B2B commerce platforms or major quick-commerce players.
  • Launch in adjacent high-construction cities through localized supplier and stockist partnerships rather than fully owned inventory hubs.
  • Prioritize repeat-order professional cohorts with contractor accounts, project-based carts, GST invoicing, site delivery scheduling and controlled trade credit.
  • Build category-specific fulfillment: rapid delivery for electricals, hardware and paint accessories; scheduled delivery for plywood, cement and other bulky products.
  • Use order data to secure exclusive distributor pricing, supplier-funded promotions and inventory guarantees from major brands.
  • Expand into higher-margin adjacent services such as quantity estimation, procurement lists, returns handling, warranty support and contractor loyalty programs.
  • Track contribution margin by pin code and category before broadening assortment or promising ultra-fast delivery for bulky materials.