Gurugram-based logistics technology startup Hexalog has raised $4 million in a seed round to accelerate its AI-driven platform for digitising cross-border supply chains, deepen product capabilities, and expand into higher-growth international trade corridors.
Funding details and investor mix
The round was led by Enrission India Capital, with participation from Mount Judi Ventures, Action Tesa Family Office, Bajaj Ventures and several angel investors. Hexalog also secured debt support from Nandan Growth Fund, providing additional financial flexibility for execution and growth.
AI-driven platform for cross-border logistics
Founded in 2023 by Dibyanshu Tripathi, Utkarsh Tripathi, Vineet Malik and Shobhit Singh, Hexalog operates an AI-powered orchestration platform designed to address fragmentation in international logistics—spanning freight forwarding, customs clearance, warehousing and last-mile delivery.
The platform uses machine learning to automate planning, optimise vendor selection and provide real-time shipment tracking. A single digital dashboard aims to give exporters and importers improved visibility, predictability and cost control across complex cross-border operations.
Use of proceeds
Hexalog says the fresh capital will be deployed across product development, data intelligence and platform scalability. The company plans to enhance its AI engine to handle larger shipment volumes and a broader set of trade routes.
A material portion of the funds will support international expansion, with an initial focus on fast-growing corridors such as the Middle East and Southeast Asia—markets that are increasingly important for Indian exporters in manufacturing, consumer goods and electronics. The startup will also scale its teams in technology, operations and partnerships to support this roadmap.
Market context and opportunity
The raise comes amid rapid change in India’s cross-border logistics ecosystem, as exporters and MSMEs seek digital solutions to replace manual processes, reduce intermediaries and improve transparency. Investors are showing heightened interest in logistics and supply-chain startups that combine operational expertise with advanced technology.
Platforms that can reduce delays, lower logistics costs and improve customer experience are viewed as critical to India’s ambitions of becoming a global manufacturing and export hub. With this funding, Hexalog aims to build a scalable, technology-first solution to help Indian businesses move goods more efficiently across borders.
