At a time when supply chain efficiency and sustainability are top priorities for businesses, DCG Tech is stepping up with a fresh round of funding and a bold vision for growth.
The Gurugram-based B2B packaging and procurement platform has raised ₹15 crore in a pre-Series A round, led by GVF, which contributed ₹10 crore. The round also saw participation from Auxano Capital and existing promoters.
This isn’t DCG’s first vote of confidence. The company earlier secured $3.31 million in seed funding from Venture Catalysts, which helped it build out its platform and deepen market reach. Now, with this new capital infusion, DCG is looking to accelerate platform development, push into international markets, and strengthen its technology backbone.
Founded in 2005 by Suresh Bansal and Subhasish Chakraborty, DCG has quietly built a high-impact operation serving the packaging needs of MSMEs, e-commerce brands, and fast-growing quick-commerce players. With over 60,000 customers, 750 million packaging products delivered, and a presence across eight fulfilment centres and six sales offices, DCG has become one of the few startups blending traditional logistics with new-age tech.
“We’re not just moving boxes—we’re transforming how businesses think about packaging, procurement, and sustainability,” said Suresh Bansal, founder & CEO of DCG Tech. “With the backing of our investors, we’re ready to lead the next phase of B2B commerce.”
What sets DCG apart is its end-to-end tech-enabled platform offering over 10,000 SKUs across 78 categories. Its unique services like Design to Distribution, Packaging-as-a-Service, EcoPac for sustainable packaging, and the ProPac Platform are designed to help companies optimize packaging, reduce costs, and go green—all in one place.
And it’s not stopping at India. The company already operates a subsidiary in Dubai and plans to grow its international footprint, riding on a roadmap that includes smart manufacturing and AI-driven solutions.
In a sector often overlooked, DCG Tech is proving that even packaging—done smartly—can become a competitive edge for modern businesses.
By- Priyanka Chatterjee
