What is LEAP India?
Headquartered in Mumbai, LEAP India operates as an integrated pooling and supply chain solutions provider. The company specializes in a comprehensive suite of services designed to modernize transportation, storage management, and distribution logistics. By offering high-quality equipment and infrastructure, LEAP India addresses the systemic inefficiencies often found in traditional supply chains, providing a scalable framework that supports businesses across various sectors. Its market position is defined by a commitment to operational excellence and the deployment of technology-driven solutions that facilitate seamless product movement throughout the country.
How much funding has LEAP India raised?
LEAP India has raised a total of $93.8M across 5 funding rounds:
Debt
$3M
Series B
$13M
Series C
$29.8M
Unspecified
$34M
Debt
$14M
Debt (2016): $3M with participation from Mayfield
Series B (2017): $13M led by Mayfield and IndiaNivesh Growth Fund
Series C (2019): $29.8M supported by TVS Capital Funds
Unspecified (2021): $34M featuring IIFL and Schroder Adveq
Debt (2021): $14M backed by CDC Group
Key Investors in LEAP India
CDC Group
Founded in 1948 in London, the CDC group is a financial institution that invests in business throughout Africa and South Asia to support growth and create jobs.
Schroder Adveq
Schroder Adveq is a leading asset manager investing in private equity globally, supporting institutional clients through venture capital, growth capital, and buyout strategies.
Mayfield
Mayfield is a Menlo Park-based venture capital firm that raises dedicated funds to invest in early-stage technology companies, partnering with founders through growth and exit.
What's next for LEAP India?
With the recent infusion of capital, LEAP India is well-positioned to accelerate its expansion strategy, focusing on deepening its footprint in the domestic market and potentially exploring new technological integrations to further optimize its pooling services. The company's lifecycle stage, characterized by major enterprise-level funding, suggests a transition toward broader market dominance and the potential for long-term infrastructure development. As the firm continues to scale, the focus will likely remain on enhancing its asset base and strengthening its strategic partnerships to maintain its competitive edge in the rapidly evolving logistics landscape.
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