Jaipur-based B2B quick-commerce startup Digidukan has raised Rs 2 crore in angel funding from Vinay Gupta and Shubham Gupta, directors at United Plywood Group. The latest investment will support the company’s plans to strengthen its technology and product capabilities while expanding its presence across India’s construction-material retail market.
Fresh Capital to Support Product and Market Expansion
Digidukan plans to deploy the newly raised funds toward improving its technology and product offerings. The company will also use the capital to enter additional construction-material categories and manage a higher volume of customer orders.
As part of its expansion strategy, the startup is looking to increase its operations across Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets. The move is aimed at taking its procurement platform to more construction-material retailers beyond its existing market presence.
A Quick-Commerce Model for Construction Retailers
Founded by Lakshya Agarwal and Kshitij Rungta, Digidukan operates a procurement platform designed specifically for construction-material retailers. The startup allows retailers to order construction materials on demand through a 60-minute delivery model.
The company’s approach is focused on addressing the inventory and procurement challenges faced by retailers. Instead of maintaining large quantities of materials or coordinating with multiple suppliers, retailers can use Digidukan to source products based on their immediate requirements.
The model is designed to make construction-material procurement more convenient while reducing the need for retailers to keep excess inventory.
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Order Volumes Show Strong Growth
Digidukan said its monthly gross merchandise value (GMV) has increased eightfold since the beginning of 2026. The startup has fulfilled nearly 5,000 orders so far, with the average order value exceeding Rs 9,000.
The company has also reported a repeat customer rate of around 90%. The figure indicates that a large share of its customers continue to use the platform for subsequent purchases.
These operating metrics form a key part of Digidukan’s growth as it works to expand its quick-commerce model within the construction-material segment.
Turning Purchase Data Into Better Stock Decisions
Beyond faster delivery, Digidukan plans to use purchasing and demand data to help retailers make more informed inventory decisions. The company aims to provide insights into which materials retailers should stock and when they are likely to need them.
This data-led approach could become an important part of the startup’s broader procurement offering as it expands its product categories and customer base.
Building a Technology-Led Procurement Platform
With the new funding, Digidukan is positioning itself to move beyond its existing delivery-focused model and develop a broader technology-led procurement platform for India’s construction retail market.
The startup’s plans include strengthening its technology, expanding into more construction-material categories, supporting higher order volumes and increasing its reach across Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets. The company is aiming to combine faster access to materials with data-driven procurement tools for retailers.
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