Agritech Funding: Arya.ag in Talks to Raise Rs 250-300 Crore

Agritech funding is a key focus for Arya.ag, which is currently engaged in advanced discussions to secure between Rs 250 and 300 crore (approximately $28 to $35 million) in a new investment round, as reported by three insiders familiar with the process. Sources have indicated that GEF Capital Partners is expected to be part of this investment round and has provided a term sheet to Arya.ag. Several additional investors are also expressing interest in joining the funding effort, according to an anonymous source due to the confidentiality of the talks.

Over the last year, Arya.ag has successfully completed two fundraising efforts. In July, the company brought in $29 million through an equity round. Furthermore, the agri-commerce division, Aryatech, secured a commitment of $19.8 million from the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to back a debt facility.

In response to inquiries received earlier this week, the company acknowledged that funding discussions are ongoing but clarified that certain details presented were inaccurate.

About Arya.ag

Founded to enhance agricultural trade, Arya.ag serves as a platform connecting buyers and sellers of agricultural products by merging warehouse discovery, storage at farmgate levels, financing options, and market linkages. The company has facilitated over Rs 2,000 crore in loans secured by stored crops, giving farmers access to essential storage, credit, and a marketplace to market their products. For reference, Arya.ag reported an interest income of Rs 55.4 crore for FY24.

Growth and Partnerships

The firm has also expanded its collaborations with banks for co-lending initiatives, processors for value-added commerce, and organisations dedicated to climate issues. Arya.ag plans to extend its geographical reach and enhance its technological capabilities by FY26.

Financial Performance

For the fiscal year ending March 2025, Arya.ag declared a revenue of Rs 447 crore, accompanied by a remarkable 70% year-on-year increase in profits. The company reached profitability during the first half of FY26, reporting a profit after tax of Rs 32 crore.

A press release indicates sustained growth across all business sectors. The storage segment of Arya.ag increased by 40% year-on-year during the first half of FY26, while the fintech division showcased a 50% growth rate. Additionally, the consumer business experienced a remarkable sevenfold increase in gross volume during the same period.