Anmasa Raises ₹30 Cr Seed Led By Fireside To Scale Micro-Manufacturing Grocery Model
Ex-Milkbasket CEO's D2C staples startup Anmasa bagged a ₹30 Cr ($3.1 Mn) seed round led by Fireside Ventures, taking total funding to ₹47.5 Cr. Funds will drive expansion into new cities like Bengaluru, plus bright stores and micro-manufacturing hubs for made-to-order flour, oils and spices across ~200 SKUs.
D2C staples startup Anmasa raised ₹30 Cr seed led by Fireside Ventures to enter new cities, open 'bright stores' and manufacturing hubs. Founded by ex-Milkbasket CEO, it sells made-to-order milled flour, oils and spices via micro-manufacturing model.
Why this matters
The raise expands Anmasa's made-to-order staples model beyond initial markets, adding micro-manufacturing hubs and bright stores as the ex-Milkbasket CEO scales the D2C grocery play into Bengaluru.
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