Enmovil Raises $6 Million in Series A Funding for AI Supply Chain Transformation

Enmovil, a comprehensive AI supply chain planning and visibility platform, has successfully secured $6 million in a Series A funding round. This round was led by Sorin Investments and included contributions from Capria Ventures and Twynam. The Hyderabad-based firm had previously gathered $3.48 million from Anicut Capital and other investors. According to a press release from Enmovil, these funds will be directed towards scaling their sales teams, enhancing AI functionalities, and establishing partnerships with consulting giants and global enterprise clients for international expansion.

About Enmovil

Established in 2015 by co-founders Ravi Bulusu, Nanda Kishore, and Venkat Moganty, Enmovil operates as an AI-Native enterprise supply chain platform. It facilitates transformation in large enterprises by offering advanced forecasting, planning, and visibility tools tailored for intricate industrial workflows. The platform aids businesses in achieving measurable operational efficiencies across various sectors including automotive, FMCG, power, oil and gas, and cement.

Addressing Supply Chain Inefficiencies

Ravi Bulusu, co-founder and CEO of Enmovil, highlighted that inefficiencies within the supply chain cost enterprises billions annually. He noted that traditional ERP systems are inadequate for managing real-time constraints in a proactive manner. Enmovil integrates intelligence into planning, execution, and visibility within the value chain through a singular unified platform.

Partnerships and Clientele

Enmovil claims to serve several leading companies across various industries, including Maruti Suzuki, Hero MotoCorp, HPCL, DB Power, Nestlé, TVS Motors, Indus Towers, Vedanta Power, and Daimler. The company reports consistent improvements in operational efficiency, cost reduction, and increased agility at scale.

About Sorin Investments

Sorin Investments is an early-stage venture capital firm committed to supporting transformative ventures originating from India. The firm closed its inaugural fund in 2024, amounting to Rs 1,350 crore, with notable investors such as Henry Kravis (KKR) and the Munjal family (Hero Group). Sorin’s investment portfolio includes sectors like fintech, SaaS, D2C, and B2B tech, featuring companies like Shivalik Small Finance Bank, Litestore, The Pant Project, and Beacon.li.