Wandering about in markets and going after vendors and service providers is tiring and time-consuming as well. But, many of the households in India didn’t realize that their dream was going to be true with the commencement of Home Jiny. It all started in March 2019 after a painstaking market research by its four partners approximately from October 2018. Sanjiv Kumar Bhiduri, Arvind Raina, Kuldeep Pandit, Navita Srinet wanted to get a comprehensive shopping service to their fellow customers. The startup is basically a comprehensive ecommerce center for the different households in India. It serves more than 1000 and 200 frequently used products in 16 and 19 different categories respectively.
The commencement of Home Jiny
Home Jiny has its roots all the way to Faridabad where it was started from March, 2019. The company deals with the day-to-day household products that most of the families require. Some of these products include the various perishable items like milk, bread, fruits, veggies and all sorts of non-veg items. That apart, it also deals with various FMCG products and other household services as well. Some of these household services include drivers, maids, laundry services etc.
A dream come true for all
Home Jiny received a loan of Rs 2.5 crore from 12 prominent investors. Some of them include Kunal Pandya from Ncrypted, Mukul Sareen from Rustx, Vineel Nalla from 50k ventures to name a few. Right now it’s operating in various parts of Delhi-NCR, Gurgaon and that of South Delhi. The company serves almost 6000 orders every month to almost 10 societies. Strange as it may sound, but Home Jiny aspires to serve around 100000 orders every month from almost 1000 societies. For that they need another loan of Rs. 10,000 crore so as to make its operations wide spread.
Stress upon quality
The company resorts to three different supply chain models to deliver its products. For FMCG products are based upon the hyperlocal model. Kuldeep says that they have multiple collaborations with hypermarts. They collect their products from there on-time and supply them to the customers on demand. For perishable products they follow an end-to-end model. This means that they go the manufacturers, purchase the products, store them properly and supply them whenever required. Kuldeep further exclaims that the grocery market in India is worth around $500 billion and $700 billion for the service market. The customers will get all types of commodities from here which they need to satiate their daily household needs.