The Investment will support Digidukan’s technology, product expansion, and growth across Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets. Digidukan a B2B quick-commerce platform built for construction-material retailers, has raised₹2 crore in angelfundingfrom Vinay Gupta and Shubham Gupta, Directors at United Plywood Group, one of Rajasthan’s established construction-material businesses. The company is using technology to bring a60-minute delivery model to construction procurement, enabling retailers to order materials on demand instead of tying up capital in excess inventory or waiting on fragmented supplier networks. Founded byLakshya Agarwal and Kshitij S. Rungta, Digidukan combines construction-retail expertise with technology to modernise procurement.Lakshya leads the technology and data layer, using demand and purchase patterns to make procurement smarter, whileKshitij focuses on execution intelligence, ensuring inventory and fulfilment translate those insights into reliable, 60-minute delivery. The company is now building towards a larger vision: moving from simply fulfilling retailer orders tohelping retailers anticipate what to stock and when, using data to make construction procurement faster, more predictable and less inventory-intensive. The company’s early traction reflects strong, repeat-led adoption among its retailer base, withmonthly GMV growing 8x compared with the beginning of the year. Digidukan has achieved anapproximately 90% repeat customer rate, while deliveringnearly 5,000 ordersto date, with anaverage order value of over ₹9,000. The combination of repeat purchases and rising order volumes points to growing reliance on the platform for recurring construction-material procurement. The₹2 crorewill be used to strengthen Digidukan’s technology and product capabilities, expand into additional categories and support higher order volumes. The company will also deepen its presence acrossTier-2 and Tier-3 markets, with a focus on making construction-material procurement faster, more predictable and less inventory-intensive. The investment comes at a time when construction retail remains one of India’s large but largely offline supply chains. Retailers continue to manage multiple suppliers, uncertain availability and inventory-led purchasing, often keeping significant working capital locked in stock simply to avoid losing a sale. Digidukan is building an alternative through a technology-led procurement platform where retailers can discover, order and receive construction materials when they need them, while demand and inventory signals help make the supply chain more responsive.
