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This move, we learn, comes on the back of the company seeing strong demand for its EV-as-a-service business model, especially in the wake of a boom in India’s quick commerce, e-commerce and food delivery landscape. Sources add that these funds will be used to enter new cities in keeping with current and emerging trends in the e-commerce and quick commerce markets.
CNBC-TV18 also learns that these expansion plans are being seen as crucial if the company is to meet its internal targets of an IPO in the next 12-24 months.
These expansion plans include expanding its fleet of electric 2-wheelers to 100,000 from the current 20,000-odd—15,000 in Delhi NCR, 4,000 in Bengaluru, and 1,200 in Mumbai.
Zypp Electric declined CNBC-TV18’s request for a comment on this story.
The latest fundraising round follows a successful $15 million fundraise in May 2024; that round was led by Japanese major ENEOS. Existing investors, including 9Unicorns, IAN Fund, Venture Catalysts, WFC, and others, also participated. The firm has raised a total of $55 million until date.
Founded by Akash Gupta and Rashi Agrawal in 2017, Gurugram-based Zypp Electric reported a 2.6x increase in scale, with revenues from operations surging to ₹293 crores in FY24 from ₹109 crores in FY23. Sources add that with these funds the company is targeting ₹905 crores in revenues by FY26.
(Edited by : Arvind Sukumar)