Anmasa raises Rs 30 Cr seed led by Fireside for D2C fresh-staples expansion
D2C hyperlocal startup Anmasa raised Rs 30 crore ($3.15M) seed led by Fireside Ventures with Blume participation, taking total funding to Rs 47 crore. Funds target new-city expansion, micro-factories, tech and hiring. It delivers stone-ground flour, wood-pressed oils and milled spices within 90 minutes across Gurugram and Noida.
D2C hyperlocal fresh-staples startup Anmasa raised Rs 30 crore seed led by Fireside Ventures, with Blume participation. Funds target new-city expansion, micro-factories, tech, and hiring. Model delivers stone-ground flour, wood-pressed oils, milled spices within 90 minutes across Gurugram and Noida.
Why this matters
The raise builds on Anmasa's micro-manufacturing grocery model and follows plans to fund bright-store rollout and Bengaluru entry, deepening its D2C fresh-staples footprint.
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