OZi, a Gurugram-based quick commerce platform specialising in baby and children’s products, has raised $6.2 million in a Series A funding round led by RTP Global, with participation from existing investors Blume Ventures, Huddle Ventures and Zeropearl VC.
The round also saw backing from several prominent angel investors, including Kishore Biyani and founders of companies such as Unacademy, Mosaic Wellness, Livspace, Vetic, Magicpin, Spinny, Pristyn Care and Handpicked.
The Series A funding follows OZi’s US $3.3 million seed round raised in October 2025, led by Blume Ventures with participation from Huddle Ventures, Zeropearl VC and Untitled Ventures. The earlier capital enabled the company to launch operations in Gurugram and build its leadership team.
Founded in 2025 by Amit Sah, OZi operates as a quick commerce platform offering curated products for children aged 0–12 years. Its catalogue spans more than 15,000 items across categories such as apparel, toys, baby gear, nursing and feeding essentials, baby care, school supplies, pharmacy products, everyday consumables and gifting.
The platform operates 24×7, offering delivery within 60 minutes alongside scheduled delivery options. Since its launch in Gurugram, the company has reported a twelvefold increase in growth within five months and has recently expanded operations to Noida.
The company stated that the newly raised capital would be utilised to strengthen its presence across Gurugram and the wider National Capital Region (NCR), enhance brand trust, invest in technology and operational capabilities, and expand its curated product assortment.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer Amit Sah stated that parents often needed to navigate multiple platforms to complete a single purchase basket, adding that convenience extended beyond rapid delivery to include access to the right products from trusted brands at the right time in a single platform. He further noted that consistent delivery of such convenience would drive scale, and expressed appreciation for the continued support of investors who shared confidence in the company’s model.
Madhur Makkar, Principal at RTP Global, stated that Sah brought strong operational expertise and a clear understanding of evolving parenting behaviour, which was shifting from search-led transactions to trust-based, convenience-driven platforms. He added that the company’s early investments in leadership, systems and operational discipline were establishing a solid foundation for future growth.
