On-demand construction and interior materials platform HomeRun has raised ₹9 crore in a seed funding round co-led by Titan Capital and Sparrow Capital, with participation from Consumer Collective by Atrium, Anupam Mittal, Abhishek Goyal (Tracxn), Suraj Nalin, Raj Sheth, and Gautam Shewakramani. The company will use the new capital to expand category depth, increase dark-store coverage and invest further in its technology and fulfilment capabilities.
Building Fast, Reliable Supply for the Construction Industry
Founded in 2024 by Pukhraj Grewal, HomeRun offers genuine construction and interior materials on-demand, delivered within 60 minutes to homeowners, contractors and architects. Its model is built on a network of strategically located dark stores paired with an all-electric delivery fleet, enabling quick turnaround, consistent order accuracy and supply-side reliability pain points that have long challenged India’s construction and renovation ecosystem.
Tech-Driven Retail Infrastructure for Building Materials
The company positions itself as a modern retail infrastructure layer for the building-materials market, promising authenticity, category depth and predictable fulfilment. HomeRun’s technology connects dark stores, inventory, fleet management and real-time order allocation to ensure seamless delivery operations across Bengaluru.
Founder Pukhraj Grewal said the fundraise strengthens the company’s mission to modernise India’s fragmented construction materials supply chain. “This investment gives us deeper conviction to build HomeRun as the modern retail infrastructure for building materials in India,” he noted.
Strong Traction Since Launch
Since its 2024 launch, HomeRun has delivered 30,000+ orders, serving all Bengaluru pincodes. The company has crossed ₹35 crore GMV ARR and is on track to hit ₹50 crore GMV ARR by January 2026, driven by strong repeat demand from contractors, homeowners and interior professionals.
Competitive Landscape
HomeRun competes with traditional offline retailers as well as emerging digital platforms such as IBO and Material Depot, but differentiates with its time-bound delivery, electric fleet and dark-store model.
Final Take
HomeRun’s funding marks growing investor confidence in tech-enabled construction supply chains. With speed, authenticity and reliability at its core, the startup is positioning itself to redefine material delivery for India’s fast-growing home-improvement market.
