Arteria Technologies Secures ₹100 Cr from ICICI Venture to Boost AI-Led Supply Chain Finance Platform
Arteria Technologies secures ₹100 crore from ICICI Venture to expand its AI-driven supply chain finance platform and engineering team.
Arteria’s Strategic Leap in Supply Chain SaaS
SaaS fintech leader Arteria Technologies has raised ₹100 crore in a new funding round led by ICICI Venture, marking a major milestone in its growth story. The round included both primary and secondary capital, although exact terms were undisclosed.
This fresh capital will fuel the company’s plans to scale its AI-led supply chain finance platform, expand into new geographies, and strengthen its engineering teams.
Powering Smarter Supply Chains Through AI
Founded in 2007 by Parag Sushilkumar Jain and Sriram Kanuri, Arteria Technologies focuses on enhancing supply chain visibility through data intelligence. This AI-powered platform serves both upstream and downstream operations for enterprises across India.
CEO Sriram Kanuri shared that the funding will support team expansion, AI product development, and new market entry, further advancing the company’s digital transformation journey.
Because supply chains are becoming more complex, especially for MSMEs, Arteria’s ability to offer real-time data insights makes it increasingly valuable for modern businesses.
Serving 100+ Enterprises Across Key Industries
Currently, Arteria Technologies partners with over 100 companies in sectors like FMCG, automotive, building materials, and manufacturing. These clients rely on Arteria’s platform not only for operational efficiency but also for embedded financing options.
In fact, Arteria plays a dual role — as a supply chain enabler and a fintech partner — helping enterprises access working capital through seamless integrations with lending institutions.
A Strong Vote of Confidence from ICICI Venture
ICICI Venture’s involvement adds major credibility to Arteria’s mission. Sharad Malpani, Director at ICICI Venture and Co-head of IVen Amplifi Fund, praised Arteria’s tech-driven, data-focused approach.
He emphasized the firm’s value proposition for Indian businesses, particularly MSMEs, that require digitized operations and financing flexibility within one cohesive platform.
Notably, this is not ICICI’s first bet on Arteria. Back in 2018, the fintech raised ₹8.66 crore from ICICI Bank and its venture arm during its Series A round.
Scaling Up with Focused Intent
According to Tracxn, Arteria Technologies reported $5.38 million in revenue for FY24 and had 187 employees as of May 2025. This shows steady progress and a solid base for future expansion.
Now, with this latest funding round, Arteria plans to enhance its AI capabilities, grow its product engineering teams, and pursue geographic expansion. This aligns perfectly with the growing demand for smart supply chain finance platforms in a digitally connected economy.
Future-Ready Supply Chain Finance for India
As Indian enterprises push toward digital adoption, platforms like Arteria are making that transition seamless. Their supply chain finance platform bridges tech with lending in a way that simplifies B2B operations.
Moreover, Arteria’s efforts to democratize access to supply chain tools and embedded finance could significantly impact how Indian industries grow in the coming years.
With ICICI Venture’s backing, Arteria Technologies is now better positioned to shape the future of supply chain finance platforms in India and beyond.
