Quick Commerce for B2B Procurement of Automobile Parts
www.kargofit.com

Supply Chain for Bike Servicing is Broken

Revenue Loss

Revenue lost during procurement while physically visiting retailers to purchase parts

Multiple Suppliers

Dealing with multiple suppliers due to unavailability of items & price differences

High Prices

Mostly sold at MRP with minimal discounts

Fake Products

Suppliers sell counterfeit products, difficult to verify authenticity

Unreliable Delivery

No assurance of timely delivery by supplier

Poor Experience

No doorstep delivery, distant dropoff points

Why eCommerce Doesn't Work

High Delivery Time

Garages need items immediately after bike comes in. eComm provides in 2-3 days - too late!

Servicing Gets Blocked

Primary income is from labour charges. Waiting for item delivery blocks the servicing

Returns Not Possible

Item to vehicle misfit happens regularly. eComm doesn't allow misfit returns

Our Solution

On-Demand Delivery of bike parts to garages, solving their biggest pain point

⚡ Quick Delivery

Within an hour, eliminating revenue loss and ensuring continuous operations

🚪 Doorstep Delivery

At the garage door, with free unloading and free returns

💰 Cheaper Price

Guaranteed cheaper than retailers, no need for price comparison

✓ Genuine Products

Guaranteed genuine with proper bills, eliminating counterfeit risk

🎯 One Stop Solution

No need to deal with multiple suppliers for bike parts

Target Customer

300K+
Garages in India
80%
Independent Garages
70%
Revenue Share

Market Breakdown

• Authorised Service Centers: 5% (10% revenue)
• Registered Multi Brand: 15% (20% revenue)
• Independent Garages: 80% (70% revenue)

By 2030: 360K total workshops in India

Massive $2.3bn Market

260M
Two Wheelers in India
19.6M
Vehicles Sold in 2024
$2.3B
Market Size 2024

Motorcycles Dominate

60% market share with consistent growth, requiring regular maintenance

EV Growth Opportunity

6% of sales today, projected 30% by 2030 - new market with no existing players

Future Growth: $2.9bn by 2030 (3.94% CAGR)

Strong Initial Results

2
Dark Stores
2
Cities
5%
Gross Margin
₹17L
Avg Monthly Revenue
₹65L
Last Quarter Revenue

Growth Targets

Short Term

• 5 Dark Stores across 4 Cities
• ₹4cr per store/month
• 20% Gross Margin

Long Term

• Pan-India Expansion
• Private Label Launch
• 4-wheelers & Heavy Vehicles
• Mobile parts category

Competitive Landscape

Other Market Players

Amicco
MyTVS
Boodmo
Koovers
AutoDukan
Garaaz

Main Competitor: PARTNR

• 18 months old, same business model
• Live in 13 cities with 77 dark stores
• Creating Q-Comm category together
• Early stage allows for market share capture

Investment Ask: $2 Million

Seeking ₹17 crores to accelerate growth and prove unit economics

Category Purpose Timeline Amount (₹ cr)
Infrastructure 5 Dark Stores, 1 Warehouse & Office 6 months 2.3
Technology 3 Developers & 2 Analysts 2 months 1.5
Inventory Goods Procurement Ongoing 2.0
Logistics Operations & Delivery Ongoing 2.7
Team Setup 30 associates in Sales, Procurement, Core 3-6 months 3.5
TOTAL ₹12.0 cr

Meet the Leadership Team

Sanchit Agrawal
CEO
Ex-Blinkit, Swiggy, Walmart
ISB Hyderabad, IIIT Allahabad
12 years building consumer products
Sudarshan Kashyap
COO
Ex-Founder HouseBoon
IIM Jammu
7 years in Operations & Retail
Nand Sharma
CTO
Ex-Blinkit, Cienna, Elevate
IIIT Allahabad
Hardcore Techie with Founder CTO exp
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