Bengaluru-based logistics tech startup StackBOX has raised $1.2 million in financing drove by Ecosystem Ventures and CMM Group.

Established in 2018, StackBOX is present in urban communities like Hyderabad, Delhi NCR, and Chennai, and cases to deliver over 50,000 orders of retailers per month. It guarantees that its revenue grew 4X over the most recent a year.

StackBOX plans to go through this subsidizing to set more satisfaction centers across the country. It has set up a network of multi-brand micro satisfaction centers, cross docks and dark stores leveraging innovation for routing enhancement, party level bundling, and so on

According to StackBOX fellow benefactor Shanmukha, it can bring in efficiencies in the entire logistics store network. The other fellow benefactors incorporate Sabyasachi Bhattacharjee, Venktesh Kumar, and Nitin Mamodia.

The startup is locked in with several large FMCG and B2B ecommerce organizations.

StackBOX Managing Director, Venktesh Kumar said, “There are a ton of failures in the current Food and FMCG Retail Distribution. We are bringing perceivability and effectiveness by digitizing B2B last mile delivery (to Kiranas) and robotization and tech interventions are vital to drive this.”

StackBOX has customers like Flipkart, ITC, P&G, Dabur, Britannia, Udaan, and so forth The logistics section of the Indian startup ecosystem already has two unicorns – Delhivery and Blackbuck, and the opportunity remains very large.

“StackBOX not just has a gigantic opportunity to capture the $800 billion Indian retail market but on the other hand is making inroads into international markets with its FMCG zeroed in last-mile distribution arrangements,” said Abhijeet Bhandari, Co-founder, Ecosystem Ventures.

Ecosystem Ventures is a group of experienced founders and investors who have assembled various organizations and put resources into different startups. It has a network of over 200 or more private backers, family workplaces and micro VCs.

Ecosystem Ventures has raised $320 million for its portfolio organizations, which incorporates startups like WhiteHat Jr., Pariksha, GeoIQ, Saarthi, Navigene, StackBOX, Credilio, and so on