Cricketer Rohit Sharma has made a personal investment in Prozo, a fast-growing logistics and supply chain company helping streamline India’s next-gen commerce infrastructure. While the size of Sharma’s investment hasn’t been revealed, the move adds star power to a startup already backed by names like Sixth Sense Ventures and Jafco Asia.
Founded in 2016, Prozo has quietly built an expansive logistics network — with 42 smart warehouses spread across 2.2 million sq. ft., and delivery capabilities spanning over 24,000 pin codes across India. The company is currently clocking a revenue run-rate of around Rs 250 crore.
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“I’m excited to support a company like Prozo that’s working behind the scenes to power India’s digital-first economy,” Sharma said in a statement.
With Sharma on board as a strategic investor, Prozo joins a growing list of tech-enabled businesses catching the attention of India’s top athletes and celebrities — a sign of how supply chain innovation is becoming central to the country’s digital retail boom.
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To date, Prozo has raised $20 million across multiple rounds.
