Shiprocket IPO
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Shiprocket IPO details
About Shiprocket
Shiprocket Limited is a technology-driven e-commerce enablement company incorporated in 2011. The company was originally incorporated as Bigfoot Retail Solutions Private Limited and later rebranded as Shiprocket, converting into a public limited company in 2025. It is a professionally managed company with no identifiable promoter. Shiprocket operates a digital platform that enables merchants to manage logistics and fulfilment across the e-commerce value chain. Its core operations include domestic shipping, shipping software tools, and integrated logistics services for MSMEs and large retailers. The company also offers emerging solutions such as cross-border shipping, fulfilment services, data intelligence, and value-added commerce tools. The business follows a platform-led model, generating revenue through merchant subscriptions, service fees, and usage-based charges. Shiprocket’s key strengths include its technology-first approach, extensive logistics partner network, scalable platform architecture, and focus on simplifying e-commerce operations for merchants across India and international markets
Financials of Shiprocket
Issue size
| Funds Raised in the IPO | Amount |
| Total issue size | 2342 |
| Fresh Issue – Proceeds go to the company | 1100 |
| Offer for sale – Proceeds go to the existing investors | 1242 |
Utilisation of proceeds
| Purpose | INR crores (%) |
| Marketing initiatives for Core and Emerging Businesses | 294 (26.70%) |
| Purchase & setup of new machinery at 2 plants | 211 (19.20%) |
| Rooftop solar power plant at Supa Facility | 210 (19.10%) |
| General corporate purposes | 385 (35%) |
Strengths
- Tech-enabled, end-to-end e-commerce and logistics enablement platform
- Large and diversified merchant base across MSMEs and enterprises
- Asset-light, scalable platform integrated with multiple logistics partners
- Broad product suite covering shipping, fulfilment, and cross-border services
- Strong technology and data capabilities are improving efficiency and experience
Risks
- History of losses and potential continuation of negative cash flows
- Dependence on third-party logistics and service partners
- High competition in e-commerce enablement and logistics markets
- Exposure to regulatory and policy changes
- Technology failures or outages could disrupt operations