Blackbuck
operating company · company profileSan Francisco · 9 people tracked
Investment thesis
BlackBuck operates a digital trucking platform in India, positioning itself as the country's largest. It is an operating company rather than an investment firm.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 6, 2026.
Team · 9 people
from the firm's websiteFounder mafia
4 people who came through Blackbuck went on to found or lead other companies.
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Blackbuck focus on?
- Blackbuck focuses on Logistics & Supply Chain.
- Where is Blackbuck located?
- Blackbuck is headquartered in San Francisco, US.
Media · Podcasts & interviews
featuring the teamBlackBuck To Move Out Of Bengaluru’s ORR, Co-founder Rajesh Yabaji Blames Bad Roads, Traffic
Public TV · Rajesh Yabaji
BlackBuck To Move Out From Current Bengaluru Office, CEO Rajesh Yabaji Blames Potholes &...
TIMES NOW · Rajesh Yabaji
The journey to a $600M IPO with Rajesh Yabaji (Founder, Blackbuck)
ODDBIRD VC · Rajesh Yabaji
One In Three Truckers In India Uses BlackBuck: How Rajesh Yabaji Wants To Transform Trucking
moneycontrol · Rajesh Yabaji
Growth Stories with Rajesh Yabaji, Co-founder & CEO at BlackBuck #SFNFeature
Stellaris Venture Partners · Rajesh Yabaji
TechThisWeek Episode 71: BlackBuck founder Rajesh Yabaji on unicorn valuation, biz priorities
TechCircle · Rajesh Yabaji
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