Actor and entrepreneur Ranbir Kapoor has invested in Prozo, a tech-enabled, full-stack supply chain platform that integrates warehousing, freight and fulfilment. Known for his past investments in ventures such as ARKS and Mumbai City FC, Kapoor’s latest investment reflects growing investor interest in backend infrastructure supporting India’s consumer brands.
Founded by Dr. Ashvini Jakhar, a former Naval doctor and McKinsey consultant, Prozo operates 42 tech-enabled warehouses spanning 2.2 million sq. ft. and delivering to more than 24,000 pin codes across India. The company currently powers over 150 brands, including The Minimalist, Neemans, Comet, Beardo, Snitch, Traya, Powerlook and PhonePe.
As per the company, Prozo’s proprietary tools, ProWMS, ProShip and Control Tower, form the technology backbone that enables real-time visibility and SLA-driven operations across B2B, D2C, and marketplace channels.
Technology-led fulfilment across channels
“Every brand today needs speed, consistency and adaptability,” Kapoor said in a statement. “Prozo’s systems give brands that edge. I’ve seen how great execution builds trust—and Prozo is enabling that behind the scenes.”
Dr. Jakhar added that Kapoor’s involvement brings a blend of creativity and strategic thought. “Ranbir brings creative depth and strategic thinking. His belief in reliable operations mirrors our ethos, and we’re excited to build with his support,” he said.
Prozo’s integrated platform is designed to unify supply chain functions through its warehouse management system (WMS), transport management system (TMS), and control tower, giving brands visibility across their operations—whether B2B, D2C or marketplace.
Growth and future plans
The company claims to have achieved an annual revenue run-rate of Rs 250 crore. To date, it has raised $20 million from investors including Sixth Sense Ventures and JAFCO Asia.
Looking ahead, Prozo plans to expand its warehousing network to new cities, enhance automation and predictive analytics, and offer tailored fulfilment for MSMEs and quick commerce players. The company is also scaling its Same-Day and Next-Day Delivery (SDD & NDD) capabilities in response to the growing demand for high-speed logistics.