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Bengaluru-based quick commerce startup HomeRun has raised ₹60 crore in a Series A funding round led by Sorin Investments, with participation from Titan Capital Winners Fund and other investors. The company plans to use the funds to expand product categories, strengthen its dark-store network, and improve supply chain technology. The move positions HomeRun to capitalize on India’s growing construction and home improvement market.
Bengaluru-based quick commerce startup HomeRun has secured ₹60 crore in a Series A funding round led by Sorin Investments, with participation from Titan Capital Winners Fund, Sparrow Capital, Consumer Collective, and Helios Holdings. The fresh capital will be used to expand product categories, strengthen the dark-store network, and improve supply chain technology, positioning HomeRun to tap into India’s fast-growing construction and home improvement market.
India’s quick commerce revolution, initially dominated by grocery and daily essentials, is now expanding into construction materials and home improvement supplies. Startups are identifying gaps in the fragmented building materials supply chain and leveraging technology to offer faster, more reliable deliveries.
In this evolving space, Bengaluru-based startup HomeRun is positioning itself as a quick commerce platform for construction and renovation needs, targeting homeowners, contractors, and real estate projects.
The company’s latest ₹60 crore Series A funding round marks a major milestone in its growth journey.
HomeRun’s funding round was primarily led by Sorin Investments, which contributed ₹40 crore to the total raise.
| Investor | Contribution / Role |
|---|---|
| Sorin Investments | Lead investor – ₹40 crore |
| Titan Capital Winners Fund | Co-investor |
| Sparrow Capital | Participant |
| Consumer Collective by Atrium | Participant |
| Helios Holdings | Participant |
The involvement of multiple investors indicates strong confidence in HomeRun’s business model and market opportunity.
Notably, Titan Capital Winners Fund is led by Kunal Bahl and Rohit Bansal, co-founders of Snapdeal, who are active investors in high-growth startups.
The company intends to deploy the fresh capital across multiple growth initiatives.
Product diversification
Dark-store network expansion
Supply chain upgrades
Technology investments
Geographic expansion
HomeRun operates as a tech-enabled quick commerce platform focused on:
The platform aims to solve common industry challenges such as:
India’s construction and home improvement market represents a multi-billion-dollar opportunity.
| Metric | Estimate |
|---|---|
| Construction sector size | $600+ billion |
| Contribution to GDP | ~9% |
| Workforce employed | 50+ million people |
| Annual growth rate | 6–8% |
Despite its size, the sector remains highly fragmented, creating opportunities for tech-enabled platforms like HomeRun.
The quick commerce segment has seen intense competition, particularly in the grocery and daily essentials space.
However, HomeRun is taking a vertical-focused approach by targeting construction materials, a niche with:
One of the biggest issues in the construction industry is the lack of reliable supply chains.
HomeRun’s strategy focuses on:
With the new funding, HomeRun is expected to enter a high-growth phase.
If execution remains strong, the company could:
The Series A round signals strong investor confidence in:
The construction sector is undergoing a digital transformation.
Startups like HomeRun are positioned to benefit from these trends as the industry shifts toward efficiency, transparency, and speed.
“Quick commerce in construction materials is an untapped opportunity. Companies that solve supply chain inefficiencies and build strong contractor networks could see significant growth over the next decade.”
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HomeRun’s ₹60 crore Series A funding marks a crucial step in its journey to become a leading quick commerce platform for construction materials. With strong investor backing, supply chain improvements, and plans for geographic expansion, the company is well positioned to tap into India’s massive construction market.
If the startup successfully executes its strategy, it could emerge as a key player in the digitization of construction supply chains.
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