Sorin Investments led a $6 million Series A funding round for Enmovil, a full-stack AI supply chain planning and visibility platform, with Capria Ventures and Twynam also participating.
Anicut Capital and other investors had previously contributed $3.48 million to the Hyderabad-based business.
According to a press release from Enmovil, the money will be used to grow its sales teams, enhance its AI capabilities, and enter foreign markets through alliances with consulting majors and multinational enterprise clients.
In 2015, Ravi Bulusu, Nanda Kishore, and Venkat Moganty co-founded Enmovil, an AI-Native enterprise supply chain platform that is enabling transformation in major corporations. The company creates quantifiable operational efficiencies in industries such as cement, oil and gas, power, FMCG, automotive, and advanced forecasting, planning, and visibility tools designed for intricate industrial workflows.
“Supply chain inefficiencies cost enterprises billions each year, and legacy ERP systems simply cannot handle constraints in real-time, proactively, or in a way that supports native resilience. Enmovil brings intelligence to planning, execution, and visibility across the value chain in one unified platform,” said Ravi Bulusu, co-founder and CEO of Enmovil.
Enmovil asserts that it provides services to major corporations in various industries, including Hero MotoCorp, HPCL, Nestlé, TVS Motors, Indus Towers, Vedanta Power, Maruti Suzuki, and Daimler, and has continuously produced cost savings, increased operational efficiency, and scalability.
Sorin Investments is an early-stage venture capital firm that supports innovative Indian-based companies. The Munjal family (Hero Group) and Henry Kravis (KKR) were among the investors in the company’s first fund, which closed in 2024 at a total of Rs 1,350 crore. Fintech, SaaS, D2C, and B2B tech companies like Shivalik Small Finance Bank, Litestore, The Pant Project, and Beacon are among Sorin’s holdings. LI.
