Enmovil raises $6 million from Sorin Investments, others

Enmovil, an enterprise supply chain startup has raised $6 million in a funding round led by Sorin Investments, a venture capital firm started by former KKR India chief Sanjay Nayar and Caravel Group CEO Angad Banga.

The round also saw participation from Capria Ventures and Twynam.

The startup will use the funds to boost its AI features, grow its sales team, and expand globally by partnering with consulting firms and multinational companies.

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“ERP systems like SAP and Oracle, have long functioned merely as systems of record. They typically store workflows and outcomes after decisions are made manually. The real planning and operational intelligence have always happened outside the ERP,” founder and CEO Ravi Bulusu said. “We bring that decision-making inside the system, including optimising dispatch routes, replenishment, and forecasting and then push the plan back into the ERP for execution.”

“For decades, manufacturing supply chains have been constrained by fragmented systems and outdated ERP infrastructure,” said Subeer Monga, partner at Sorin Investments. “India is now at an inflexion point, where resilient, intelligent supply chains will define competitiveness. Enmovil has built the industry’s first AI-enabled platform that unifies demand planning, dispatch orchestration, and real-time visibility in a single stack.”

About Enmovil 

Founded in 2015 by former Nvidia and Oracle executives Ravi Bulusu, Nanda Kishore and Venkat Moganty, Hyderabad-based Enmovil offers an AI-powered supply chain planning and tracking platform for large companies. Its software connects with ERP systems like SAP and Oracle and provides tools for demand forecasting, dispatch planning, and multimodal visibility.

Enmovil uses a mix of reinforcement learning, deep learning, and operations research to create the best supply chain plans. Its dispatch tool learns from managers’ manual changes and improves future plans, while forecasting uses time-series models at the SKU level. A generative AI layer lets companies give commands in natural language.

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