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§ Private Profile · Karachi, Pakistan
Online grocery quick-commerce platform delivering groceries and everyday essentials in 10 minutes for urban Pakistan.
Krave Mart has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Krave Mart.
Krave Mart was founded in 2021 by Mohammad Ahsan Kidwai (Founder) and Ch Haziq Ahmed (Founder) and Hammad Bawany (Founder) and Kassim Shroff (Founder).
Krave Mart has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Krave Mart is a Karachi, Pakistan-based quick-commerce platform that delivers groceries and everyday essentials within 10 minutes using a hub-and-spoke model. The company has raised $6 million in pre-seed funding and employs 80 individuals. Lead investors in its pre-seed round included MSA Capital, Global Founders Capital, and Zayn Capital, with participation from ru-Net, Saison Capital, and Lakson Investments. Operating initially in five Karachi areas, Krave Mart plans to expand its ultra-fast delivery service to 12 additional locations, with further rollouts in Lahore and Islamabad. Founded in November 2021, Krave Mart was co-founded by Ch Haziq Ahmed, Hammad Bawany, Mohammad Ahsan Kidwai, and Kassim Shroff. Its business model centers on quick-commerce e-commerce platform monetizing through online sales of groceries and essentials via app-based orders and rapid delivery.
Krave Mart has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Seed in December 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 1, 2021 | $6M Seed | — | Alpine Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Dreamers VC, HV Capital, MYASIAVC PTE LTD, Raffael Johnen, Bora&sons, Kenji Niwa, LAUNCH, UpHonest Capital, Yusuke Asakura | Announced |
Krave Mart was founded in 2021 by Mohammad Ahsan Kidwai (Founder) and Ch Haziq Ahmed (Founder) and Hammad Bawany (Founder) and Kassim Shroff (Founder).
Krave Mart has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Krave Mart's investors include Alpine Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Dreamers VC, HV Capital, MYASIAVC PTE LTD, Raffael Johnen, Bora&Sons, Kenji Niwa, LAUNCH, UpHonest Capital, Yusuke Asakura.
Key people at Krave Mart.
Krave Mart is a leading online grocery delivery platform in Pakistan, specializing in ultra-fast delivery of groceries and household essentials, primarily serving urban consumers in cities like Karachi. It leverages a hyperlocal logistics model and technology-driven inventory management to deliver orders within 10-20 minutes, addressing the growing demand for instant commerce and convenience among busy professionals, families, and individuals. The platform offers a wide selection of over 7,500 products from 1,000+ brands, emphasizing freshness, competitive pricing, and a seamless digital shopping experience[1][2][3][6].
Krave Mart was founded by active entrepreneurs passionate about revolutionizing online shopping in Pakistan. The idea emerged from the need to provide a faster, more reliable grocery delivery service that could meet the demands of a rapidly urbanizing population. Positioned as the "Rappi for Pakistan," the company has evolved by focusing on speed and customer-centric innovation, quickly gaining traction through its commitment to delivering groceries within minutes. The founders have maintained a strong drive to disrupt traditional retail and innovate in the instant commerce space[4][5].
Krave Mart rides the global trend of instant commerce and hyperlocal delivery, which has gained momentum due to urbanization, smartphone penetration, and changing consumer expectations. The timing is favorable as Pakistan’s e-commerce ecosystem matures and demand for convenience grows. By pioneering ultra-fast grocery delivery, Krave Mart influences the broader ecosystem by setting new standards for speed, reliability, and digital retail innovation, encouraging competitors and startups to enhance their logistics and technology capabilities[1][4].
Krave Mart is well-positioned to expand its footprint beyond Karachi and deepen market penetration by leveraging its technology and logistics infrastructure. Future trends shaping its journey include increased smartphone adoption, digital payment integration, and rising consumer preference for convenience. As the company scales, it may evolve into a broader instant commerce platform, potentially incorporating more product categories and services. Its influence is likely to grow as it continues to set benchmarks for speed and customer experience in Pakistan’s e-commerce sector[1][4][5].