Nitesh Jindal, Manas Gupta and Srikumar Nair , Cofounders of GoobbleCube

GobbleCube Raises $15M Series A for Global Expansion

The Gurugram-based startup GobbleCube, backed by Susquehanna Venture Capital, plans to deepen its AI capabilities and expand into the US, China, and Southeast Asian markets.

The Gurugram-based startup GobbleCube, backed by Susquehanna Venture Capital, plans to deepen its AI capabilities and expand into the US, China, and Southeast Asian markets.

GobbleCube, a Gurugram-based AI analytics startup, has closed a $15 million Series A funding round led by Susquehanna Venture Capital, with participation from existing investors InfoEdge Ventures and Kae Capital, the company confirmed Wednesday.

The round brings GobbleCube’s total funding to more than $20 million, following a $3.5 million pre-Series A in July 2025. 

The startup said it will deploy the capital across three priorities: advancing its AI product capabilities, expanding into new geographies, including the US, China, and Southeast Asia, and hiring to support global go-to-market efforts. A portion will deepen its footprint across digital marketplaces, where it already operates across more than 30 platforms in India, MENA, and LATAM.

Founded in November 2022 by Manas Gupta, Srikumar Nair, and Nitesh Jindal, all former members of the core leadership team at quick commerce firm Blinkit, GobbleCube has built what it describes as an agentic AI platform for consumer brands. The platform aggregates data across stock levels, marketplace performance, and consumer search and purchase behavior, surfacing insights on demand gaps, revenue leaks, and high-growth micro-markets.

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We’ve designed our AI models to identify the most important problems and act on them. If human intervention is needed, the system flags it to the relevant teams. The idea is to keep everything under the hood and give users a simple answer-first system.
Manas Gupta, CEO and Co-founder of GobbleCube.

The platform connects sales, supply chain, pricing, and performance marketing functions. If a product faces a supply constraint, the system can prevent unnecessary ad spend and guide inventory allocation, the company said.

Since its commercial launch out of beta in September 2024, GobbleCube claims to have onboarded more than 400 brands across enterprise and direct-to-consumer segments. It said 45 large consumer packaged goods companies use the platform, including Hindustan Unilever, Tata Consumer Products, ITC, Godrej, L’Oréal, and Hershey’s. The company said it recorded 10X revenue growth over the past year, though it did not disclose absolute revenue figures.

Bhavanipratap Rana, Investment Advisor at Susquehanna Venture Capital, cited the need for tighter coordination between marketing and supply chain operations.

The move comes as India’s e-commerce sector continues to draw venture capital. It remains to be seen if GobbleCube’s planned entry into markets like the US and China is contingent upon specific regulatory hurdles or strategic partnerships that the company has not yet made public.

GobbleCube competes with platforms including Dcluttr, CommerceIQ, 42Signals, and Saras Pulse in the retail analytics space.

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