BIDSO Raises INR 63 Cr in Series A Round Led by Blume Ventures
The round also included participation from Peer Capital, Sadev Capital, and venture debt firm Alteria Capital.
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BIDSO, a design-led manufacturing platform focused on toys and consumer products, has raised INR 63 crore (about USD 6.78 million) in a Series A funding round led by Blume Ventures.
The round also included participation from Peer Capital, Sadev Capital, and venture debt firm Alteria Capital.
The company said the fresh funds will be used to build a pipeline of intellectual property (IP)-led products, expand into global markets, and strengthen its design and innovation capabilities.
Founded by former Flipkart and Udaan executives, BIDSO follows a design-first approach that goes beyond traditional contract manufacturing. Instead of only producing goods, it develops product portfolios that brands can adopt and scale.
BIDSO operates an asset-light franchise-owned, company-operated (FOCO) model, which allows it to increase manufacturing capacity without significant capital investment.
The startup is also looking to expand internationally, targeting markets in Europe, the GCC, and the United States while collaborating with global brands.
Over the next two to three years, BIDSO aims to scale its revenue to INR 400–500 crore, supported by growth in IP-led products.
BIDSO, a design-led manufacturing platform focused on toys and consumer products, has raised INR 63 crore (about USD 6.78 million) in a Series A funding round led by Blume Ventures.
The round also included participation from Peer Capital, Sadev Capital, and venture debt firm Alteria Capital.
The company said the fresh funds will be used to build a pipeline of intellectual property (IP)-led products, expand into global markets, and strengthen its design and innovation capabilities.
Founded by former Flipkart and Udaan executives, BIDSO follows a design-first approach that goes beyond traditional contract manufacturing. Instead of only producing goods, it develops product portfolios that brands can adopt and scale.
BIDSO operates an asset-light franchise-owned, company-operated (FOCO) model, which allows it to increase manufacturing capacity without significant capital investment.
The startup is also looking to expand internationally, targeting markets in Europe, the GCC, and the United States while collaborating with global brands.
Over the next two to three years, BIDSO aims to scale its revenue to INR 400–500 crore, supported by growth in IP-led products.
