Ranbir Kapoor invests in Gurugram-based supply chain startup, Prozo

Actor-entrepreneur Ranbir Kapoor has invested in Gurugram-based Prozo, a tech-enabled, full-stack supply chain startup.

The company announced on Tuesday, August 5, that it received an undisclosed amount of investment from Kapoor.

Known for his past investments in ventures such as ARKS and Mumbai City FC, the Bollywood actor’s latest investment shows his investment interest in backend infrastructure supporting India’s consumer brands.

About startup Prozo

Founded in 2016 by Dr. Ashvini Jakhar, a former Naval doctor and McKinsey consultant, the startup Prozo operates 42 tech-enabled warehouses spanning 2.2 million sq. ft. and delivers to more than 24,000 pin codes across India.

It is currently operating at a revenue run-rate of ₹250 crore. 

The Gurugram-based company is currently serving Business-to-Business (B2B), Direct-to-Consumer (D2C), and marketplaces alike to over 150 brands, including The Minimalist, Neemans, Comet, Beardo, Snitch, Traya, Powerlook and PhonePe to integrate warehousing, freight, and fulfilment on a single tech platform.  

“Ranbir brings creative depth and strategic thinking. His belief in reliable operations mirrors our ethos, and we’re excited to build with his support,” said Jakhar.

Actor Ranbir Kapoor said, “Every brand today needs speed, consistency and adaptability...Prozo’s systems give brands that edge. I’ve seen how great execution builds trust—and Prozo is enabling that behind the scenes.”

Earlier this year, Kapoor launched his own lifestyle and clothing brand ARKS in February 2025.

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Future plans

Prozo is looking to expand its warehousing network into new cities and offer tailored services to quick commerce brands and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) across the country.

It also targets doubling down on automation and predictive analytics while improving capabilities to fulfil same-day or next-day delivery features.

In June this year, Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma also invested in Prozo.

The supply chain startup had raised $20 million from Sixth Sense Ventures and JAFCO Asia across multiple rounds.

From Salman Khan investing in health-tech startups to Priyanka Chopra Jonas backing female-focused fintech, Bollywood actors are now looking beyond the silver screen towards scalable, asset-heavy ventures.

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