Gurugram-based supply chain startup 3SC raises $4 million from existing investor
Through the funding, the startup aims to enhance AI/technology capabilities and scale operations globally while maintaining strong profitability in its Indian Supply Chain Execution and Logistics Business Unit.
Gurugram-based SS Supply Chain Solutions (3SC) has raised an additional $4 million from existing investor GEF Capital’s South Asia Growth Fund, the company said in a press release today, May 20.
Through the funding, the startup aims to enhance AI/technology capabilities and scale operations globally while maintaining strong profitability in its Indian Supply Chain Execution and Logistics Business Unit.
Commenting on the investment, Raj Pai, managing partner at GEF Capital said, "At GEF Capital, we're pleased to further support 3SC's journey. This investment is an outcome of our confidence in the company's leadership and innovative solutions. We believe in 3SC’s potential to make a meaningful impact in the industry, and we're committed to assisting their growth and expansion efforts."
Founded in 2012 by Lalit and Sarita Das, 3SC provides supply chain solutions, catering to a diverse array of industries such as pharmaceuticals, healthcare, industrials, FMCD, FMCG, and e-commerce.
“This funding is a significant step in our journey and we aim to amplify our operations in the global markets, particularly in enhancing our SaaS offerings. The investment will accelerate our growth trajectory and strengthen our offerings while driving greater value for our clients and stakeholders. At 3SC we strive to be the best in our field and dominate the market," said Sarita Das, co-founder of 3SC.
The company offers a comprehensive suite of tech-enabled supply chain solutions leveraging AI/ML, analytics, and digital technologies encompassing supply chain planning, risk mitigation, decarbonization, distribution, control tower, and 4PL services.
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