Bengaluru: Connect India, backed by Aavishkaar Capital, has officially merged with the logistics arm of Bengaluru-based agri-tech platform Faarms to launch Bharat Supply.
Positioned as the largest logistics company dedicated to rural and non-metro markets, Bharat Supply now spans 230 districts and over 200,000 villages – nearly one-third of all villages in India.
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With a full-stack logistics offering – ranging from last-mile delivery and seller pick-ups to warehousing, sort centre operations, and line haul – Bharat Supply serves a diverse portfolio of MSMEs, e-commerce platforms, agri-enterprises, and large corporates.
Bharat Supply: Key Highlights
- 230+ districts and 2 lakh villages covered
- 24-hour delivery reach across remote regions
- Tech-enabled infrastructure and real-time integrations
- Localised gig workforce of 5,000+ employees
- Operational in 17 states and UTs, with plans to expand to 300 districts by end-2025
Led by Taranbir Singh and Alok Duggal, co-founders of Faarms, Bharat Supply combines deep rural experience with operational excellence.
The company is backed by marquee investors including Aavishkaar Capital, Cornelius (Conny) Boersch of Conny & Co, Black Kite Capital (Singapore), Apoorva Ranjan Sharma (9Unicorns), Ramit Mittal (Bharti Family), and 3one4 Capital.
“We’re building more than just logistics – we’re building the backbone of commerce for real Bharat. We aim to ensure every entrepreneur and farmer, no matter how remote, gets metro-grade delivery service,” said Taranbir Singh.
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The company’s strategic focus on high-potential underserved markets positions it uniquely to serve the next 500 million consumers in India. It also differentiates itself through inclusive hiring practices and custom solutions for brands seeking rural distribution at scale.
Bharat Supply is not just a logistics provider – it is a driver of economic inclusion and rural empowerment through technology-led infrastructure.
