Gurugram-based logistics technology startup Hexalog has raised $4 million in a seed round to accelerate its AI-driven platform for digitising cross-border supply chains, broaden international operations, and strengthen technology capabilities to simplify global trade for Indian exporters and importers.
Funding details and investors
The round was led by Enrission India Capital, with participation from Mount Judi Ventures, Action Tesa Family Office and Bajaj Ventures, alongside several angel investors. Hexalog also secured debt backing from Nandan Growth Fund to provide additional runway and execution flexibility.
AI-driven cross-border orchestration
Founded in 2023 by Dibyanshu Tripathi, Utkarsh Tripathi, Vineet Malik and Shobhit Singh, Hexalog offers an AI-powered cross-border supply chain orchestration platform designed to address fragmentation across freight forwarding, customs clearance, warehousing and last-mile delivery.
The platform uses machine learning to automate shipment planning, optimise vendor selection and provide real-time tracking across trade lanes. A unified digital dashboard aims to give exporters and importers greater visibility, predictability and cost control over complex international logistics operations.
Relevance for Indian MSMEs
For many Indian businesses—particularly MSMEs—cross-border trade still involves manual paperwork, multiple intermediaries and limited transparency. Hexalog positions itself as a technology enabler to reduce operational friction and help smaller exporters compete more effectively in global markets.
Planned use of proceeds
Hexalog says the fresh capital will be deployed to deepen product development, enhance data intelligence and scale the platform to handle higher shipment volumes and a broader set of trade routes. Significant investment will be directed to strengthening the company’s AI engine and data capabilities.
A portion of the funds will support international expansion, with priority markets including the Middle East and Southeast Asia—regions that are increasingly important for Indian exports in manufacturing, consumer goods and electronics. The startup also plans to expand hiring across technology, operations and partnerships to support its growth roadmap.
Market context and outlook
The funding arrives amid rapid transformation in India’s cross-border logistics ecosystem, driven by rising export activity and growing demand for digital solutions that improve speed, reliability and transparency. Investors are showing heightened interest in startups that combine operational expertise with advanced technology to cut delays and reduce costs.
With this seed infusion, Hexalog aims to scale its technology-first platform to capture opportunities in fast-growing trade corridors and to play a central role in modernising how Indian businesses move goods across borders.
