IAN Alpha Fund, the second fund in the IAN Group’s VC series, has led a $3 million funding round in Mojro, a fast-growing SaaS platform focused on B2B logistics planning and optimization. The round also saw participation from 1Crowd and other existing investors.
The fresh capital will help Mojro accelerate its expansion across the US and Southeast Asia, deepen its AI-driven optimization capabilities, and strengthen its product, engineering, and sales teams in India and overseas.
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Building An AI Engine For Complex Supply Chains
Founded in 2016 by Kishan Aswath, Amit Kulkarni, and Ranganath Seetharamu, Mojro has built a powerful logistics optimization engine tailored for mid to large enterprises. Its customers span sectors such as CPG, retail, courier express & parcel, dairy, and e-commerce — industries where logistics efficiency directly impacts margins.
At its core, Mojro combines advanced technologies including Operations Research, Machine Learning, and Big Data to solve highly complex logistics problems in real time. The result? Customers can achieve up to 20% savings in logistics costs and begin seeing measurable value within 90 days of deployment.
In an industry where even marginal improvements can unlock significant cost savings, Mojro’s ability to deliver quantifiable outcomes has become a strong differentiator.
A Global Revenue Base With Strong US Footprint
Mojro operates on a B2B SaaS model with usage-based pricing, aligning its revenue directly with customer value creation. Notably, more than 60% of its revenues already come from international markets, including the US, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines.
Its US growth has been driven by a focused go-to-market strategy, built around partnerships with consulting and technology firms. These alliances have accelerated enterprise adoption and positioned Mojro as a credible global player in supply chain optimization.
With the new funding, the company plans to:
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Deepen partnerships in the US
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Enter new customer segments
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Launch AI agents for advanced optimization and risk modeling
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Expand teams across sales, marketing, product, and AI engineering
PlanWyse & ExecuteWyse: The Dual Engine
Mojro’s flagship products — PlanWyse and ExecuteWyse — together form a comprehensive AI-driven suite for logistics planning and execution.
PlanWyse
PlanWyse uses multi-dimensional optimization algorithms that consider over 150 real-world constraints. These include:
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Vehicle capacities
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Route restrictions
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Delivery windows
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Cost variables
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Dynamic on-ground disruptions
The platform continuously adapts to changing conditions, ensuring practical and efficient routing decisions rather than static theoretical plans.
ExecuteWyse
Complementing planning with execution intelligence, ExecuteWyse provides:
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End-to-end visibility
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Real-time decision support
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Collaboration tools for field teams
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Rapid disruption response mechanisms
Together, the two products aim to create agile, resilient, and data-driven supply chains.
Why Investors Are Betting On Mojro
According to Rajnish Kapur, Managing Partner at IAN Alpha Fund, Mojro represents the kind of supply chain innovation global customers are actively seeking. From route optimization to sustainability-led efficiencies, its AI-powered technology addresses real operational inefficiencies with measurable outcomes.
The global logistics planning and optimization market was valued at $6.1 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $15.8 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 11.5%. This growth is fueled by:
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Rapid e-commerce expansion
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Increasing supply chain disruptions
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Sustainability and carbon-reduction mandates
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Rising complexity in last-mile logistics
As logistics networks grow more fragmented and unpredictable, enterprises are increasingly investing in AI-driven systems that improve predictability while lowering costs.
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Scaling Toward A Smarter Logistics Future
For Mojro, this funding marks more than just capital infusion — it signals validation of its global ambitions. With proven traction across the US, India, and Southeast Asia, the company is now focused on scaling faster and further differentiating its AI capabilities.
As Kishan Aswath, Co-founder & CEO, highlighted, efficient movement of goods may look simple on paper but remains deeply complex in practice. Mojro’s mission is to empower enterprises with a scalable, AI-driven platform that optimizes every mile of their supply chain journey — cutting operational costs, improving resilience, and supporting sustainability goals.
In an era where supply chain efficiency has become a strategic priority rather than just an operational function, Mojro is positioning itself at the intersection of AI innovation and logistics transformation.
