Bengaluru-based Mojro Technologies, a logistics technology startup focused on AI-powered supply chain optimisation, has closed its Series A funding round at $5.5 million.
The round includes the previously announced $3 million investment led by IAN Alpha Fund with participation from 1Crowd, along with a $2.5 million extension fully backed by Dallas Venture Capital (DVC).
The startup will use the fresh capital to support its global expansion and strengthen product innovation.
Mojro offers an AI-driven platform that helps enterprises improve route planning, increase fleet utilisation and reduce logistics costs across complex supply chains.
The funding comes at a time when demand for AI-led logistics solutions is rising sharply. According to The Business Research Company, the global AI in logistics market is expected to touch $38.68 billion in 2026, growing at a CAGR of 46.9%. In India too, growth in quick commerce and e-commerce is driving demand for smarter logistics solutions.
The country’s last-mile logistics market is estimated at $5.5 billion and is projected to reach $10 billion by 2030.
“As global supply chains grow increasingly intricate, Mojro stands at the forefront of transforming how businesses plan, optimize, and execute logistics operations. Mojro has established itself as a key innovator in the logistics planning and optimization space, with strong execution across geographies serving marquee clients. DVC is proud to partner with Mojro to accelerate its next phase of growth, leveraging our cross-border network and deep supply chain expertise,” said Kiran Kalluri, Partner at Dallas Venture Capital.
Mojro’s platform uses advanced analytics and machine learning to offer real-time optimisation and operational intelligence. Its products, including PlanWyse and ExecuteWyse, help businesses optimise routes, schedules, trips, drops, space and weight.
The startup said its solutions are being used by enterprises across FMCG, dairy, food and beverage, third-party logistics and retail sectors, helping customers cut logistics costs by up to 20% while improving service levels.
Kishan Aswath, Co-founder and CEO of Mojro, said, “We’re delighted to have Dallas Venture Capital join us in our latest round of funding. Supply chain efficiency is a universal business imperative, yet the gap between what companies want to achieve and what they can actually execute remains wide. Mojro was built to close that gap. Our differentiated optimization capabilities have delivered measurable results for enterprises across the US, India, and Southeast Asia, and this funding enables us to further scale that impact.”
Ashok Vasan, supply chain software veteran and industry advisor, said, “Enterprise logistics is at an inflection point where AI-led optimization is no longer optional but mission-critical, especially as large enterprises grapple with globally distributed networks, multiple transportation modes, and ever-evolving operational constraints. Mojro’s platform stands out for its ability to operationalize this complexity into executable, real-world plans, and delivering value. This combination of deep-tech capability and practical impact positions Mojro strongly for scalable global growth.”