HomeRun, a Bengaluru-based quick commerce startup focused on construction and home-improvement materials, has secured $6.6 million (approximately ₹60 crore) in a fresh funding round led by Sorin Investments. The round also witnessed participation from prominent investors including Titan Capital Winners Fund, Sparrow Capital, Consumer Collective by Atrium, and Helios Holdings. This capital infusion marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth journey as it looks to rapidly expand its operations and strengthen its technological and logistical capabilities.

Key Highlights

• HomeRun secured $6.6 million funding to rapidly scale its construction-focused quick commerce platform across India.
• The funding will support city expansion, dark store growth, technology upgrades, and supply chain optimization nationwide.

Founded in 2024 by entrepreneur Pukhraj Grewal, HomeRun operates a hyperlocal quick-delivery platform that supplies essential construction and renovation materials within 60 to 90 minutes. Its product portfolio spans a wide range of stock-keeping units such as cement, plywood, electrical fittings, plumbing supplies, hardware, adhesives, and finishing products, catering to both homeowners and professional contractors. The company currently handles 200–250 daily orders, with an average order value of around ₹7,000, reflecting strong demand and consistent transaction volumes.

The newly raised capital will be deployed to expand into new cities, scale its dark-store network, introduce additional product categories, and invest in advanced fulfilment technology. At present, HomeRun operates five dark stores across Bengaluru and plans to add six to ten more facilities by the end of the year, before entering new markets such as Hyderabad and Pune. According to Grewal, enhancing supply chain efficiency and engineering capabilities remains a key priority to support rapid scale-up.

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Sorin Investments highlighted that India’s building materials retail market remains highly fragmented and inefficient, creating a substantial opportunity for platforms like HomeRun to introduce speed, transparency, and reliability into procurement. With the rapid rise of quick commerce across sectors, HomeRun is positioning itself as a category-defining platform in the construction materials segment.