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Chapter Homes Bags ₹63 Cr To Build Home & Kitchen Tech Brands
Chapter Homes raised ₹63 Cr from Bessemer Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, Tanmay Bhat and family offices to build home and kitchen
Key points
- Chapter Homes raised ₹63 Cr in a strategic round of debt and equity, valuing the company at nearly ₹1,000 Cr.
- The funding round saw participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, Tanmay Bhat, and family offices.
- The startup intends to expand into cookware, home décor, and small kitchen appliances using its HOKIPO brand and other new labels.
Why it matters. The funding allows Chapter Homes to scale its omnichannel distribution and develop multiple consumer brands for the Indian home and kitchen market.
Chapter Homes has raised ₹63 Cr ($6.6 Mn) in a strategic funding round consisting of debt and equity, valuing the startup at nearly ₹1,000 Cr. The round included Bessemer Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, Tanmay Bhat, and several family offices. The company plans to use the capital for product development, technology, brand building, and establishing an offline footprint.
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Chapter Homes Bags ₹63 Cr To Build Home & Kitchen Tech Brands
Omnichannel furniture and home furnishings brand Chapter Homes has raised ₹63 Cr ($6.6 Mn) in a strategic funding round through… Omnichannel furniture and home furnishings brand Chapter Homes has raised ₹63 Cr ($6.6 Mn) in a strategic funding round through a mix of debt and equity. The fundraise valued the startup at nearly ₹1,000 Cr (around $106 Mn). The round saw participation from Bessemer Venture Partners, Stride Ventures, comedian Tanmay Bhat and a clutch of family offices. The brand claims to have also received further commitments from undisclosed backers for a future fundraise. In a statement, the startup said that it plans to utilise the fresh capital to strengthen product development, expand into newer categories and invest in technology and brand building. A chunk of the capital will also be used to scale its omnichannel distribution network and set up its initial offline footprint. “... Consumers are increasingly looking for better-designed products, trusted quality, strong functionality and a superior overall experience – online and in store – and we see a meaningful opportunity to build for those needs. That is why we are building focused brands for each category across home and kitchen,” said Chapter Homes cofounder Nitin Chugh. Founded in 2025 by former PharmEasy executives Chugh, Akarsh Bharadwaj, Shrey Mittal, Dhiraj Jain and Dheeraj Goyal, Chapter Homes claims.