Bambrew Raises Rs 90 Cr Funding to Scale Sustainable Packaging Innovation Globally

Bambrew, a meta-material innovation company specializing in sustainable packaging solutions, has raised Rs 90 crore (about $10.3 million) in funding round led by Ashok Goel, former Managing Director of Essel Propack along with Japanese venture capital firm ENRISSION INDIA CAPITAL.

The startup plans to use the proceeds to scale up its manufacturing, speed up material innovation, and expand globally, with a focus on the Middle East and North America.

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"This investment is a proud milestone in our five-year journey," said Vaibhav Anant, Founder and CEO of Bambrew. "The packaging industry is at a crossroads. With this capital, we're investing in the science, infrastructure, and scale required to replace plastic meaningfully, not just in India, but globally."

Investor Ashok Goel said, "What stands out about Bambrew is its material-first approach, combining functionality with sustainability. With the right support they can become a benchmark for scalable, eco-friendly innovation."

Yusuke Kakimoto, Founder and CEO of ENRISSION INDIA CAPITAL said, "Bambrew's deep commitment to material science and sustainability aligns perfectly with our mission. Their innovations are already reshaping industries."

About Bambrew 

Founded in 2019 by Vaibhav Anant, Bambrew is creating eco-friendly, high-performance alternatives to single-use plastics using materials like bamboo fiber, agro-waste, seaweed, recycled paper, and other natural resources. Its proprietary materials are home-compostable, durable, and scalable, built to meet the needs of modern businesses without harming the environment.

In the past year, Bambrew has expanded from making garment and mailer bags to offering innovative solutions like sustainable mango box packaging. Its growing customer base now includes major players across FMCG, e-commerce, personal care, and food and beverages. With products like plastic-free laminates and aluminium-free recyclable films, Bambrew is helping over 500 brands shift away from traditional plastic and foil packaging.

The company is also preparing to launch a direct-to-consumer (D2C) line, bringing its sustainable packaging innovations directly to eco-conscious shoppers. The new range of everyday packaging essentials is expected to hit the market soon.

Bambrew aims to reach a revenue milestone of Rs 120 crore and is targeting profitability within the next 12 months.