August13 , 2026

    Navata SCS raises ₹13.5 crore to fuel AI-driven logistics expansion

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    Hyderabad-based Navata Supply Chain Solutions (Navata SCS), a tech-enabled B2B last-mile integrated logistics platform, has raised ₹13.5 crore ($1.52 million) in a fresh funding round led by Abyro Capital. Existing investor Equanimity Investments, which led the company’s previous round, also participated.

    According to the company, the funds will be utilised to accelerate pan-India expansion, strengthen its AI-powered logistics infrastructure, and enhance enterprise-focused solutions catering to manufacturing, retail, and e-commerce sectors.

    Founded by siblings Hima Parvataneni and Vineel Parvataneni, Navata SCS aims to modernise India’s traditional B2B logistics landscape through data intelligence, operational efficiency, and scalable technology that serves both urban and rural markets.

    The investment marks Abyro Capital’s first foray into India, following its earlier investments in U.S.-based NavaFlex Inc. and Monetize360. The operator-led venture firm focuses on early-stage opportunities in deep-tech, infra-AI, and vertical SaaS.

    With the fresh capital, Navata SCS plans to expand its nationwide network, onboard new enterprise clients, and develop AI-native predictive supply chain platforms aimed at creating a more connected, efficient, and resilient logistics ecosystem for Bharat.

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