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Total Issue Size
Fresh Issue + Offer For Sale
Fresh Issue (FI)
Proceeds go to the company
Offer For Sale (OFS)
Proceeds go to the existing investors
Capital expenditure on network infrastructure
Funding capital expenditure to set up and expand the company's first mile, last mile, and sort centre network infrastructure.
Lease payments for delivery centres
Funding lease payments for new first mile centres, last mile centres, and sort centres.
Branding and marketing
Funding branding, marketing, and communication expenses.
Inorganic growth and general corporate purposes
Funding inorganic acquisitions and other general corporate purposes.
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Shadowfax Technologies Limited is a Bengaluru based logistics company that runs a technology driven, third party delivery network for e-commerce, direct to consumer brands, and quick commerce. Incorporated in 2016, it offers express parcel delivery along with hyperlocal and same day services, and it operates a rider partner app called Flash for personal courier and instant deliveries. The company positions itself as an asset light platform, relying on a large base of delivery partners rather than owning most of the physical fleet. The business spans a nationwide network that, as of September 30, 2025, included several thousand first mile, last mile, and sort centre touchpoints serving many thousands of pin codes across the country. Its customers include large e-commerce and quick commerce platforms, and it handles a high daily volume of shipments across express parcel, hyperlocal, and quick commerce use cases. The company describes itself as one of the faster growing large third party logistics providers in India. Shadowfax generates revenue primarily from delivery fees charged to enterprise clients, with revenue scaling rapidly over recent years as e-commerce and quick commerce volumes grew. The company was loss making in earlier years and moved to a small profit in the most recent full year, reflecting the thin margins typical of the logistics sector. Its initial public offering combined a fresh issue of shares to fund network expansion with an offer for sale by existing shareholders.
The company raised about 856.02 crore rupees from anchor investors ahead of the issue, allotting 6,90,33,955 shares at the anchor price of 124 rupees per share on the anchor bidding day of 19 January 2026. The anchor portion accounted for roughly 45 percent of the total offer, a large book relative to the size of the issue.
Source: RHP • Analysis provided for informational purposes
Last Updated: 9 July 2026, 5:30 AM
Asset light delivery model
The company runs a technology driven network that leans on delivery partners rather than a large owned fleet, which keeps fixed costs lower and lets the network scale with demand.
Broad service mix
It spans express e-commerce parcels, hyperlocal delivery, and quick commerce, letting it serve a range of client needs from one platform.
Wide network coverage
Its first mile, last mile, and sort centre footprint reaches many thousands of pin codes, giving it national reach for delivery clients.
Proprietary technology
In house routing and partner management systems help it manage large delivery volumes and improve efficiency across the network.
Established enterprise relationships
It counts large e-commerce and quick commerce platforms among its clients, which supports recurring shipment volumes.
Client concentration
A meaningful share of revenue comes from a limited number of large clients, so the loss of any of them could hurt volumes and revenue.
Thin margins and profitability
The company was loss making in earlier years and earns only slim profits, so cost pressure or price competition could push it back into losses.
Delivery partner dependence
Its model relies on a large base of third party delivery partners, and availability or cost changes among them could disrupt operations.
Shadowfax Technologies Limited
3rd Floor, Shilpitha Tech Park, Sy No. 55/3 and 55/4, Outer Ring Road, Devarabisanahalli Village, Bellandur, Varthur Hobli, Bengaluru 560103, Karnataka, India
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Intense competition
The logistics and last mile delivery sector is highly competitive, including in house delivery arms of large platforms, which can pressure pricing.
Demand and technology risk
Volumes are exposed to seasonal and demand swings, and any failure of its technology systems could interrupt deliveries.