OZi, a quick commerce platform focused on baby care, has successfully raised $6.2 million (₹57.8 crore) in its Series A funding round, led by RTP Global. This round also included contributions from existing investors like Blume Ventures, Huddle Ventures, and Zeropearl VC.
Notable angel investors, including Kishore Biyani and founders from companies such as Unacademy, Mosaic Wellness, and Livspace, were also part of this funding round.
The startup plans to use the new capital to strengthen its presence in Gurugram and other areas of Delhi NCR. Additionally, funds will be allocated to enhance technology and operational capabilities as well as to expand its product range.
Amit Sah, founder and CEO of OZi, expressed gratitude for the support from investors, stating, “Scale will be the natural outcome of solving convenience consistently for young parents.”
Madhur Makkar, principal at RTP Global, praised Sah's approach to building OZi, highlighting the importance of investing in leadership and operational systems to establish a solid foundation for growth.
This funding comes just five months after OZi raised $3.3 million in its seed round, also led by Blume Ventures.
Founded in 2025, OZi specializes in delivering a variety of baby products, including apparel, diapers, pharmacy items, and toys, within 60 minutes. The platform claims to offer around 15,000 products for children aged 0-12 years and currently operates in Gurugram and Noida.
OZi faces competition from Bengaluru-based Peeko and other major players in the quick commerce sector, such as Zepto, Instamart, Blinkit, and BigBasket.
The recent fundraising reflects a growing interest from investors in vertical quick commerce platforms, as startups seek to diversify their offerings beyond groceries. The quick commerce market in India is expected to reach a $9 billion valuation by 2030.
