Bulk MRO Industrial Supply is a global B2B platform that services hundreds of Large Corporations, Governments and Healthcare Networks across Europe, North America, India, Middle East, and Africa as a one-stop-shop for millions of products from thousands of manufacturers. We are backed by the world’s best investors like Y Combinator, Bain Capital Ventures, Ace & Co., Rebright Partners, Dream Incubator, Refactor Capital and FJ Labs. Years before COVID-19, we established our exclusive, long-standing arrangements with dozens of the world’s largest authorised and pre-vetted manufacturers of PPE products and medical equipment. We run operational procurement and logistics management at the factory level to oversee production and operations to ensure smooth ordering and on-schedule emergency deliveries. We have PPE factories in India, Japan, Vietnam and China where warehoused inventories are held for us. We are specialists in logistics and fulfilment management and we take the responsibility for delivering the correct ordered goods and on schedule, as agreed with our customers. Our unique and robust back-to-factory IT, audit and control systems assure customers full quality production, product traceability and certification compliance with international quality standards like US FDA, European CE and Chinese CFDA. Bulk MRO is a PPE Coalition Member. We are on a mission to leverage our scale, experience and geographic positioning to Fight COVID globally.
Location: United States, Delaware, Wilmington
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $3.35M
Founded date: 2015
Founders name: Gaurang Shah
Founders Related Locations: India, Maharashtra, Mumbai; United States, New York, New York
Investors 9
Funding Rounds 1
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 03.07.2020 | - | $3.35M | - |
Persons 1
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| - | Gaurang | Shah | Co-Founder | linkedin.c... | - | - |
Mentions in press and media 7
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| 03.07.2020 | Mumbai Based B2B Startup Bulk MRO Raises Rs 25 Crore In Debt Funding | B2B startup Bulk MRO has raised Rs 25 crore in debt funding from Delhi-based Stride Ventures. The venture fund has also partnered with one of India’s leading banks for the deal. Founded by Gaurang Shah and Devang Shah in 2015, Bulk MRO is a... |
| 02.07.2020 | [Funding alert] B2B startup Bulk MRO raises up to Rs 25Cr in debt financing led by Stride Ventures | Delhi-based Stride Ventures has led a debt round of about Rs 25 crore in Bulk MRO, a full-stack B2B platform for industrial supplies. The venture fund has also partnered with one of India’s leading banks for the deal. Ishpreet Gandhi, Manag... |
| 29.05.2018 | IIFL deploys bulk of $1.2 bn pre-IPO fund in record time with a strategy shift | IIFL Asset Management Ltd has deployed more than half of the total corpus it raised for backing private firms floating initial public offerings (IPO) within a year.At nearly Rs 4,500 crore ($660 ... TO READ THE FULL STORY SUBSCRIBE LOGIN Th... |
| 21.03.2017 | All 51 startups that debuted at Y Combinator W17 Demo Day 2 | More than 15,000 founders from 7,200 startups applied to this batch of Y Combinator . It chose just over 100, with founders from 22 countries, to go through its accelerator program. Today, the second half of those companies launched onstage... |
| 21.02.2017 | YC W17 Launch: Hogaru, Elemeno Health, Playment, Hivy, and Bulk MRO | We’re in the middle of YC’s W17 batch. As companies launch they’ll be doing a Q&A on Hacker News – aka Launch HN – in addition to being included in a roundup on the blog. Here are the companies that have recently launched. Hogaru What ... |
| 21.02.2017 | YC W17 Launch: Hogaru, Elemeno Health, Playment, Hivy, and Bulk MRO Hogaru Elemeno Health Playment Hivy Bulk MRO | We’re in the middle of YC’s W17 batch. As companies launch they’ll be doing a Q&A on Hacker News – aka Launch HN – in addition to being included in a roundup on the blog. Here are the companies that have recently launched. Hogaru What ... |
| - | 5 Indian Startups Get Into Y Combinator’s New Winter 2017 Batch | In yet another development, Y Combinator has announced its W’17 batch and five more Indian companies have made it to the mentorship programme. These include Playment, Bulk MRO, Servx, WiFi Dubba,and Supr daily. The accelerator invests $120K... |