Seafood infrastructure company Dam Good Fish (DGF) has secured a strategic funding round at a valuation of around Rs 30 crore (approximately $3.6 million). The fresh capital will be used to strengthen its AI-led demand and supply systems, expand supply and processing infrastructure, enter new metro markets, and build teams across supply chain, data, and operations, the company said in a press release.

The Gurugram-based company is building a “Demand-to-Harvest” operating system, where demand is predicted at the pincode level, and procurement and harvesting are aligned with real consumption. Inventory flows through a controlled cold-chain network, helping reduce post-harvest waste and improve inventory turnover, thereby enhancing unit economics. DGF integrates AI across key operations, including demand forecasting, procurement intelligence, inventory optimisation, and cold-chain monitoring. In Delhi NCR, the company reports a repeat purchase rate of over 55%, a base of more than 5,000 active households, and partnerships with B2B platforms such as Hyperpure.

Currently, DGF is strengthening its presence in Delhi NCR and plans to expand into Mumbai and Bengaluru. The company aims to scale in a controlled manner, focusing on pincode-level density, repeat consumption, and predictable demand cycles.

About Dam Good Fish

Dam Good Fish has been Co-founded in 2023 by Shobhit Gaur and Shailesh Patel. Dam Good Fish delivers ultra-fresh, naturally raised fish directly from dams to consumers. The startup focuses on offering high-quality, chemical-free seafood while promoting sustainability and transparency.