Anmasa raises Rs 30 crore from Fireside, Blume to scale hyperlocal fresh staples network
Fresh staples D2C startup Anmasa closed a Rs 30 crore seed round led by Fireside Ventures with Blume Ventures, taking total raised to Rs 47 crore. It plans to expand its on-demand micro-factory network across Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru and other metros, growing from 9 stores to 15+ outlets and chasing a Rs 150 crore exit ARR this fiscal.
Fresh staples D2C startup Anmasa raised Rs 30 crore led by Fireside Ventures with Blume Ventures to expand its hyperlocal on-demand micro-factory network across Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru and metros, targeting Rs 150 crore ARR this fiscal.
Why this matters
The Rs 30 crore seed continues Anmasa's push to scale its micro-manufacturing grocery model, funding bright-store rollout and Bengaluru entry as it moves from 9 to 15+ outlets.
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