Waaree Sustainable Finance Invests in Warehouse Now

18 Sep 2025 CW Team

Warehouse Now: Powering India’s Supply Chain Transformation

Founded in 2020 by Tarun Saraf and Akansha Saraf, Warehouse Now has quickly scaled to become India’s largest on-demand warehousing platform. With operations across 50+ cities and a client base of 100+ marquee companies including Tata, Bosch, Pidilite, Amazon, Flipkart, and Bayer, the company offers integrated solutions covering warehousing, fulfillment, logistics, workforce, and digital infrastructure.

Its proprietary platforms—Space Now, Infra Now, Dokumentz, Work Now, and Logistics—provide a 360° technology-enabled supply chain ecosystem.

“Our investment in Warehouse Now aligns with Waaree Group’s vision to back scalable businesses in sectors critical to India’s growth,” said Ankit Doshi, Waaree Sustainable Finance. “Warehouse Now has shown profitability and scalability in a short time, and with Waaree’s support, it can unlock significant value and achieve market leadership.”

“This investment validates our vision of transforming warehousing and supply chain in India through technology and customer-centricity,” said Tarun Saraf, Co-Founder & CEO, Warehouse Now. “With Waaree as a partner, we aim to expand our footprint, deepen our service offerings, and deliver greater efficiency and flexibility to businesses nationwide.”

Rajesh Sharma, Head – Investments and Growth, Waaree Group, added, “India’s warehousing and logistics sector is projected to triple by 2030. With its tech-first approach and strong client adoption, Warehouse Now is well-positioned to become a Rs 10 billion revenue company in the coming years. At Waaree, we remain sector-agnostic, backing ambitious founders across Climate Tech, SaaS, Fintech, Manufacturing, and Consumer Tech who are solving large-scale problems with innovation.”

Waaree Sustainable Finance (WSF), the investment arm of Waaree Group, has announced a strategic investment in Warehouse Now (WH Now), one of India’s fastest-growing tech-driven warehousing and supply chain companies. The move underscores Waaree’s commitment to supporting high-growth, future-ready sectors that are pivotal to India’s economic development.Warehouse Now: Powering India’s Supply Chain TransformationFounded in 2020 by Tarun Saraf and Akansha Saraf, Warehouse Now has quickly scaled to become India’s largest on-demand warehousing platform. With operations across 50+ cities and a client base of 100+ marquee companies including Tata, Bosch, Pidilite, Amazon, Flipkart, and Bayer, the company offers integrated solutions covering warehousing, fulfillment, logistics, workforce, and digital infrastructure.Its proprietary platforms—Space Now, Infra Now, Dokumentz, Work Now, and Logistics—provide a 360° technology-enabled supply chain ecosystem. “Our investment in Warehouse Now aligns with Waaree Group’s vision to back scalable businesses in sectors critical to India’s growth,” said Ankit Doshi, Waaree Sustainable Finance. “Warehouse Now has shown profitability and scalability in a short time, and with Waaree’s support, it can unlock significant value and achieve market leadership.”“This investment validates our vision of transforming warehousing and supply chain in India through technology and customer-centricity,” said Tarun Saraf, Co-Founder & CEO, Warehouse Now. “With Waaree as a partner, we aim to expand our footprint, deepen our service offerings, and deliver greater efficiency and flexibility to businesses nationwide.”Rajesh Sharma, Head – Investments and Growth, Waaree Group, added, “India’s warehousing and logistics sector is projected to triple by 2030. With its tech-first approach and strong client adoption, Warehouse Now is well-positioned to become a Rs 10 billion revenue company in the coming years. At Waaree, we remain sector-agnostic, backing ambitious founders across Climate Tech, SaaS, Fintech, Manufacturing, and Consumer Tech who are solving large-scale problems with innovation.”

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