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Supply6 Raises ₹48 Cr Growth Round Led by Unilever Ventures to Expand Supplements Range

Supply6 funding made headlines on 2026-07-01 as Supply6, the Bengaluru-based D2C nutrition and wellness brand, announced it has raised ₹48 Cr (approximately $5 million) in a Growth Round led by Unilever Ventures, as publicly reported on 2026-07-01. The round also saw participation from existing investor Zeropearl VC and actor-entrepreneur Kriti Sanon. With this raise, the company has now secured over $6 million in total funding to date, as publicly reported.

Quick Highlights

  • Founders: Vaibhav Bhandari (Co-Founder & CEO) and Rahul Jacob (Co-Founder & COO)
  • Lead Investor: Unilever Ventures — the venture and growth capital arm of Unilever
  • Participating Investors: Zeropearl VC; Kriti Sanon (angel investor)
  • Investor Background: Unilever Ventures’ India portfolio includes Plum, WishCare, ClayCo, Secret Alchemist, Ras, Whats Up Wellness, and Cult.fit, among others. Zeropearl VC, founded by Bipin Shah (former Partner at Titan Capital), manages a corpus of ₹250 Cr and has invested in 20+ companies since inception.
  • Headquarters: Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
  • Announcement Date: 1 July 2026

Funding Breakdown

Use of Funds

As publicly reported, Supply6 plans to deploy the fresh capital across four priorities: deepening product and engineering investment to broaden its supplement range; expanding into new markets and channels; scaling go-to-market efforts across marketing and partnerships; and growing the team across functions to support the company’s next stage of growth. Specifically, the company will direct funds towards product innovation, clinical research, supply chain expansion, and improving its digital consumer experience.

Funding Timeline

Supply6 previously raised ₹10 Cr in an early funding round and received a ₹25 lakh grant from the Karnataka government, as publicly reported. The company then closed a seed round of $1.1 million (approximately ₹9.1 Cr) led by Zeropearl VC — with participation from angel investors including Kunal Shah, Renee Cosmetics co-founders Ashutosh Valani and Priyank Shah, and XYXX founder Yogesh Kabra — with Kriti Sanon joining as an investor and brand ambassador at that December 2025 seed close. The current ₹48 Cr Growth Round, led by Unilever Ventures, brings total funding raised to over $6 million, as publicly reported.

Expansion Plans

Supply6 intends to introduce new product formats and broaden its supplement portfolio beyond its current vitamins, hydration, and fibre range, as publicly reported. The company is targeting expansion across quick commerce and marketplace channels — including platforms such as Amazon and Blinkit — alongside its own D2C platform, and is actively looking to enter new domestic and international markets. On the hiring front, Supply6 plans to grow its team across functions to support the next phase of the business; the company’s headcount stood at 28 as of May 2026, up from 12 in July 2024, as publicly reported.

Significance

This Supply6 funding round carries meaningful weight for India’s D2C nutrition sector. The backing of Unilever Ventures — a strategic consumer brand investor with a proven India portfolio — signals institutional confidence in Supply6’s model of convenience-first, sachet-based supplementation, and gives the startup access to deep consumer brand-building expertise at scale. The round arrives as Supply6 operates at an annualised revenue run rate of ₹75 Cr and publicly targets ₹100 Cr ARR within three to four months, demonstrating rapid commercial momentum. More broadly, the deal reflects a maturing investor appetite for clinically backed, repeat-purchase nutrition brands in India, as publicly reported, as the country’s dietary supplements market is projected to grow at a 13% CAGR through the coming years, reaching an estimated $62 billion by 2033.

These details have been verified against multiple publicly available reports as of 2026-07-01.

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Disclaimer: This report is compiled from publicly available sources and is for informational purposes only; funding figures are as publicly reported and may be subject to change.