Deals · Updated 9 Oct, 12:27 pm IST
KISAH raises ₹35.9 Cr Series A to expand offline retail
Why it matters for readers: Explains that the brand is moving from online into more physical stores and why it raised money to do that.
- KISAH raised ₹35.9 Cr in its first institutional funding round led by Fireside Ventures at a ₹211 Cr post‑money valuation.1
- The brand plans to use the funds primarily for offline retail expansion plus investments in supply chain, warehousing, technology and backend infrastructure.1
- KISAH currently operates 12 stores, is profitable, and reported ₹65 Cr revenue in FY26 while targeting over ₹100 Cr in FY27.1
- The company aims to grow to 100 stores and expects retail to become a larger contributor to revenue, with some expansion to be franchise‑funded.1
- Before this round, KISAH had raised about ₹10 Cr from angel investors including Sagar Daryani and Apoor Salarpuria.1
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