PHILADELPHIA, PA — Gopuff has raised $250 million in fresh capital, positioning the company for its next stage of growth after delivering the strongest financial performance in its history. The funding round was led by Eldridge Industries and Valor Equity Partners, with participation from Baillie Gifford, Robinhood, Equalis Capital, George Ruan, Yakir Gabay, and the company’s co-founders.
The investment comes as Gopuff reports record revenue, improved contribution profit, and rising customer engagement—momentum that investors say underscores the strength of its vertically integrated model and its endurance in an instant-commerce sector that has shed nearly all major competitors.
Gopuff said the new funding will accelerate development across AI, customer experience, and infrastructure. The company operates the largest instant-fulfillment network in the U.S. and U.K., supported by its own micro-fulfillment centers, logistics technology, and a supply chain built for sub-30-minute delivery.
“Gopuff has built a resilient business that has outlasted every competitor in the instant-commerce space,” said Todd Boehly, chairman of Eldridge Industries. He cited the company’s disciplined focus on unit economics and operational innovation as a competitive advantage.
Over the past year, Gopuff has leaned into strategic expansion, rolling out AI-powered tools to improve delivery speed and personalization, broadening its fresh-grocery and essentials assortment, growing its Gopuff FAM membership, and introducing SNAP EBT acceptance nationwide. Partnerships with brands such as Starbucks, Disney, Amazon, and Tom Brady have strengthened its position as a preferred channel for rapid product launches.
Co-CEO Yakir Gola said the company is “back on offense” and poised for sustained growth as demand for rapid delivery accelerates.
Gopuff also announced the appointment of Matt McBrady, Ph.D., as chief financial officer. McBrady brings experience across BlackRock, Bain Capital, Silver Creek Capital, and multiple IPO-stage companies. He previously served on the Council of Economic Advisers under President Clinton and later taught finance at Wharton and Darden.
McBrady said he joined Gopuff because its vertically integrated model offers “real economic advantages”—a structure he argues competitors have been unable to replicate. The combination of strong financial performance and new capital, he said, positions the company to expand globally and continue shaping the future of instant commerce.
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