Ninjacart, a fresh produce supply chain startup backed by Flipkart, has raised $6 million in a funding round led by Accel, with participation from Tiger Global and Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani. The round was announced this week and aims to support the company’s expansion and technology upgrades.
The funding round saw Accel leading the investment, while Tiger Global and Nandan Nilekani also contributed. Ninjacart plans to use the fresh capital to enhance its supply chain infrastructure and scale operations across India. The company has positioned itself as a key player in connecting farmers directly with retailers and businesses, reducing wastage and improving efficiency.
This funding comes amid growing investor interest in agri-tech startups that leverage technology to streamline food supply chains. Comparable deals in the sector include investments in startups like DeHaat and AgroStar, which have also attracted significant capital to digitize agriculture. Ninjacart’s ability to secure backing from prominent investors underscores the potential seen in its model and market opportunity.
Ninjacart’s latest funding round follows its previous investments and is expected to accelerate its growth trajectory. The company reported handling over 1,000 tons of produce daily as of early 2026, reflecting its expanding footprint in India’s fresh produce market.