Ninjacart Bags $6 Mn First Tranche From Accel, Nilekani; Targets IPO In 2 Years
B2B agritech Ninjacart raised a $6 Mn first tranche led by Accel, Tiger Global and Nandan Nilekani, eyeing a public listing within two years. It supplies 1,500+ tonnes of fresh produce daily to quick commerce platforms across 40 cities, claiming EBITDA profitability despite a ₹256 Cr FY25 net loss on ₹1,634 Cr revenue.
What happened
B2B agritech Ninjacart raised $6 Mn first tranche led by Accel, Tiger Global and Nandan Nilekani, eyeing an IPO within two years. It supplies fresh produce to
Key facts
- $6 Mn
- 3X growth
- 1,500+ tonnes/day
- 40 cities
- 150,000 farmers
- 30,000 retailers
- 5,000 resellers
- net loss ₹256 Cr FY25
- revenue ₹1,634 Cr
- -18.5% YoY
Why this matters
Ninjacart's entrenched fresh-produce supply into quick commerce platforms makes it a strategic B2B backbone worth watching for partnership or acquisition angles before its public window opens.
What to watch
- Whether revenue stabilizes or continues its YoY decline in next 2 quarters
- Path from ₹256 Cr net loss toward net profitability
- Concentration risk in quick-commerce customer base
- Size and valuation of full funding round beyond first tranche
- DRHP filing timing and auditor sign-off on profitability claims
- Announce category rationalization and geographic focus on the 40 highest-margin cities
- Sign or expand exclusive supply contracts with major quick-commerce platforms
- Publish stronger EBITDA-positive quarterly disclosures to prep for DRHP
- Close remaining tranches of the round with additional strategic backers
- Recruit CFO/board members with public-listing experience
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