
The funding accelerates Showroom B2B’s ability to digitize India’s fragmented apparel supply chain, giving retailers faster, more transparent sourcing and positioning the company as a potential market leader.
The Indian apparel supply chain has long been fragmented, with countless small factories operating in isolation. Digital platforms like Showroom B2B are reshaping this landscape by offering end‑to‑end design‑to‑delivery services that connect organized retailers, brands, and vetted manufacturers. Founded in Gurugram, the company leverages proprietary technology to streamline sourcing, reduce lead times, and improve quality compliance across categories such as denim, knits, and kidswear. As retailers increasingly demand agility and transparency, the platform’s ability to aggregate capacity and data positions it as a critical infrastructure layer for the country’s fast‑fashion ecosystem.
The latest Series A injection of Rs 150 crore (≈$17 million) was led by Cactus Partners, with participation from Zephyr Peacock and follow‑on commitments from Jungle Ventures, Accion Venture Lab, and NBD Ventures. The round blends equity with debt, reflecting confidence in Showroom B2B’s cash‑flow prospects while preserving capital efficiency. Funds will accelerate technology upgrades, broaden enterprise partnerships, and expand manufacturing footprints across India’s tier‑2 and tier‑3 hubs. By bolstering sourcing capabilities for large‑format and institutional retail customers, the capital enables the firm to handle more complex orders and capture higher‑margin contracts.
Strategically, the financing underscores a broader investor appetite for B2B SaaS models that digitize traditional industries. Cactus Partners’ 12th investment from its maiden fund signals belief in the platform’s scalability and potential to become a market leader in apparel sourcing. As competition intensifies from both home‑grown startups and global logistics players, Showroom B2B’s expanded technology stack and deeper factory network could create defensible barriers. For the Indian fashion sector, the capital infusion may accelerate consolidation, drive cost efficiencies, and ultimately translate into faster product cycles for consumers, reshaping the retail supply chain dynamics.
By Shashank Pathak · 11 Feb 2026 09:48 IST
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Showroom B2B, a supply‑chain platform in the fashion and apparel sector, has raised Rs 150 crore (around $17 million) in a Series A funding round led by Cactus Partners. The round includes a mix of equity and debt.
New investor Zephyr Peacock participated in the round, while existing investors Jungle Ventures, Accion Venture Lab, and NBD Ventures also followed on.
Earlier in October 2023, Showroom B2B had raised $6.5 million in a pre‑Series A funding round led by Jungle Ventures with participation from Accion Venture Lab and others.
The fresh capital will be used to:
Expand its technology‑led supply chain.
Strengthen enterprise partnerships.
Scale manufacturing and sourcing capabilities across India.
Support platform enhancements to manage more complex sourcing requirements from large‑format and institutional retail customers.
Showroom B2B is a Gurugram‑based, tech‑enabled apparel sourcing and manufacturing platform. Founded by Abhishek Dua and Shubham Gupta, the firm provides an integrated design‑to‑delivery sourcing model for organised retailers, apparel brands, and buying houses in India and overseas. The platform works across categories such as denim, knits, woven apparel, and kidswear, combining its own manufacturing units with a network of audited partner factories.
This marks the 12th investment from Cactus Partners’ maiden fund. In February 2024, the VC firm announced the final close of its first fund, securing a total corpus of more than Rs 630 crore.
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