OORJAA, a Mumbai logistics startup, has raised Rs 9.7 crore in the first close of its Series A round led by Equentis Angel Fund.
Inflection Point Ventures, known as IPV, also joined the round. OORJAA said this in a press release on August 27, 2026. Rs 9.7 crore is about $1 million.
This is only the first close. OORJAA said it is in advanced talks with several venture capital funds for the rest of the round.
The startup was founded in 2019. Its four founders are Sandeep Patil, the chief executive, Prashant Mohite, the chief operating officer, Yogesh Parab, the chief technology officer, and Umesh Singh, the chief information officer.
OORJAA runs an asset-light logistics model. It combines a network of hubs, fleet and staff with its own software layer. Clients pay per unit delivered, not for trucks or space they book.
At the centre sits Datashastra, OORJAA’s in-house technology stack. It handles route planning, reconciliation and a 24×7 control tower for live delivery issues. OORJAA also licenses Datashastra to other firms as a separate SaaS product.
OORJAA claims it moves more than 3 million products and 50,000 last-mile orders each day. It says it operates across over 200 cities. Its enterprise clients include Zepto, Blinkit, Amazon and Swiggy.
OORJAA will use the money to build its technology and product. It also plans to grow its mid-mile and last-mile network in new cities. It wants to take Datashastra abroad, starting with the GCC region.
OORJAA has raised money before. It secured $1.5 million in a pre-Series A round led by Micello Fund in September 2023. A month later it raised Rs 5.35 crore in a pre-Series A 2 round led by IPV.
For Equentis, this is a second bet on OORJAA. “This is our second-round investment in OORJAA, after our maiden investment in November 2024,” said Manish Goel, founder and managing director of Equentis Wealth Advisory Services.
What this means for you: If you run a quick-commerce or D2C brand, OORJAA is one more per-unit logistics option to weigh against a fixed-capacity 3PL contract.
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