Waaree Sustainable Finance Invests in Warehouse Now Strengthening Waaree Group’s Vision to Back India’s High-Growth Enterprises

Waaree Sustainable Finance (WSF) today announced a strategic investment in Warehouse Now (WH Now), one of India’s fastest-growing technology-driven warehousing and supply chain companies. The investment reflects Waaree Group’s strategic focus on high-growth, future-ready sectors that are critical to India’s economic development, positioning it as the preferred partner for visionary founders across critical sectors.

A Strategic Bet on India’s Supply Chain Transformation:

Founded in 2020 by TarunSaraf and AkanshaSaraf,Warehouse Now has rapidly emerged as India’s largest on-demand warehousing platform. The company provides businesses with seamless access to warehousing, fulfillment, logistics, workforce, and digital infrastructure solutions across 50+ cities, serving 100+ marquee clients including Tata, Bosch, Pidilite, Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Meesho, Udaan, and Bayer.

Its proprietary platforms- Space Now, Infra Now, Dokumentz, Work Now, and Logistics– create a 360° technology-driven supply chain ecosystem.

Ankit Doshi, Waaree Sustainable Finance said:“Our investment in Warehouse Now aligns with Waaree Group’s commitment to backing scalable businesses in sectors critical to India’s economic growth. Warehousing is transforming rapidly into an organized, technology-driven industry, and Warehouse Now has demonstrated both profitability and scalability in a very short span. With Waaree’s support, we believe this business can unlock significant value and scale to leadership across India and beyond.”

TarunSaraf, Co-Founder & CEO of Warehouse Now, said:“We are delighted to welcome Waaree Sustainable Finance as an investor and strategic partner. This investment validates our vision of transforming warehousing and supply chain in India through technology, flexibility, and customer-centricity. Their support strengthens our ability to expand our footprint and deepen our service offerings. Our focus remains on building a customer-first, tech-enabled supply chain ecosystem that delivers efficiency, flexibility, and reliability for businesses across India.”

Rajesh Sharma – Head Investments and Growth at Waaree Group said:

“India’s warehousing and logistics sector is poised for unprecedented growth, driven by e-commerce, manufacturing expansion, policy reforms, and cold chain demand. We believe, India’s warehousing market is projected to triple in size by 2030. Warehouse Now stands out with its tech-first approach, scalable business model, and strong client adoption. We are excited to partner with Tarun, Akansha, and their team as they scale towards becoming a ₹1,000 crore revenue company in the coming years.”

“India’s warehousing and logistics industry is on the cusp of exponential growth, driven by e-commerce, ‘Make in India’, China+1 diversification, cold chain demand, and large-scale infrastructure upgrades. Warehouse Now, with its techfirst approach, scalable business model and strong client base, is well-positioned to become a ₹1,000 crore revenue company in the coming years. We are excited to partner with Tarun, Akansha, and their team on this journey.”

He further noted: “At Waaree, we are sector-agnostic in our search for transformative opportunities. From Climate Tech to SaaS, Fintech, Deep Tech, Manufacturing, and Consumer Tech- we back ambitious founders solving large-scale problems with innovation and execution. If you are building for the future, Waaree is here to support your growth.”


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