Mojro Technologies Secures $5.5M Series A Funding to Fuel Global Logistics Expansion
What is the news?
Mojro Technologies, an AI-led supply chain optimization company, has officially closed its Series A funding round at $5.5 million. The investment structure comprises a $3 million initial round led by IAN Alpha Fund and a recently finalized $2.5 million extension fully backed by Dallas Venture Capital (DVC). The company, co-founded in 2016 by industry veterans Kishan Aswath, Amit Kulkarni, and Ranganath Seetharamu, has established itself as a key player in the smart logistics space, serving marquee global brands like Unilever and Godrej.
Why is it interesting?
The fresh capital injection is specifically earmarked to deepen Mojro’s footprint in the United States and Southeast Asia. Headquartered in Bengaluru with a strategic base in Plano, Texas, Mojro is a prime example of the “Global Indian Alpha” narrative—leveraging deep technical expertise from India to build a globally competitive SaaS platform. Its flagship product, PlanWyse, automates first-to-last-mile optimization, delivering measurable ROI for enterprises in high-volume sectors.
As global supply chains demand higher resilience and lower costs, Mojro’s expansion into the US market positions it at the forefront of the logistics-tech revolution. By bridging Indian innovation with international venture capital, the founding team continues to showcase the power of the Indian-origin founder community on the global stage.
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