https://layoffcheck.com/companies/beepkart Layoff and WARN notices reported for BeepKart. en-us https://layoffcheck.com/companies/beepkart#2025-08 https://layoffcheck.com/companies/beepkart#2025-08-276 Sat, 23 Aug 2025 12:00:00 GMT BeepKart, a Bengaluru-based used two-wheeler marketplace backed by Stellaris Venture Partners, Chiratae Ventures, and Innoven Capital, shut down entirely in August 2025, laying off its remaining 150 employees after four years of operation. The closure ended a company that had raised more than $18 million but never solved the unit economics of its business: refurbishment costs ran about 10% of vehicle prices, margins were thin, and losses roughly doubled in FY24 to 66 crore rupees despite revenue of 100 crore rupees, a 165% year-on-year increase. Operations had been shrinking for months before the final shutdown, with the company having already let go of around 130 employees over the preceding five months and halving its store count. Senior leaders including the CTO departed, and merger and acquisition discussions with strategic investors did not materialize. The founders negotiated sales of company assets and its tech stack and planned to return capital to investors. https://layoffcheck.com/companies/beepkart#2024-10 https://layoffcheck.com/companies/beepkart#2024-10-604 Tue, 08 Oct 2024 12:00:00 GMT Bengaluru-based used two-wheeler marketplace BeepKart laid off 130 employees over a five-month period ending in late September 2024, cutting roughly 40% of its workforce, as the startup moved to cut costs after an aggressive expansion strained its finances. The most recent round, in late September, eliminated 60 to 70 roles. Alongside the headcount reductions, the company halved its store footprint, closing six of eleven locations in Bengaluru and Chennai, including sites in Jayanagar, Rajajinagar, KR Puram, Ashok Nagar, and Poonamallee. Founded in 2021 and backed by about $18 million in total funding, BeepKart had expanded rapidly but faced poor store performance, overlapping market coverage, and a pricing strategy customers rejected. The founders did not respond to questions about the layoffs.