Rohit Sharma invests in supply chain platform Prozo

Prozo, one of India’s fastest-scaling integrated supply chain companies, today announced an investment from Indian cricketing legend Rohit Sharma.

"His backing reflects growing recognition of supply chain infrastructure as a critical enabler of modern commerce, and signals strong belief in Prozo’s vision to make enterprise-grade logistics accessible through a flexible, pay-per-use model," says an official release from Prozo.

Founded in 2016 by Ashvini Jakhar, Prozo has built a full-stack platform that unifies warehousing, freight and fulfillment, the release added. Prozo has raised a total of $20 million to date, with participation from investors such as Sixth Sense Ventures and Jafco Asia across multiple funding rounds. The company currently operates 42 tech-enabled warehouses covering over 2.2 million square feet, delivers to more than 24,000 pin codes and is operating at a revenue run-rate of ₹250 crore, the release added.

Sharma says: "Every great performance needs an engine that does not crack under pressure. Prozo is exactly that for the brands it supports, a dependable, tech-first platform that powers scale with consistency. I am glad to invest in Prozo, which is focused on building the backbone of India’s new-age commerce."

Jakhar adds: "We are very happy to have Rohit Sharma on board as an investor. Rohit’s journey from opening batsman to national leader mirrors what we aspire to be for our clients; a consistent, reliable force. His belief in our mission energises us further as we build India’s most agile and accessible supply chain infrastructure."

Prozo supports a diverse mix of high-growth and enterprise brands including The Minimalist, Neemans, Comet, Beardo, Bewakoof, Traya, Snitch, Powerlook and Aramya, along with large organisations such as PhonePe, McGraw-Hill and TATA's consumer brands, the release added.