Funded Agriculture and Farming Startups in India
The 50 most recent funding rounds in Indian agriculture and farming span June 2023 through November 2025, with Bangalore and Pune emerging as the dominant…
The 50 most recent funding rounds in Indian agriculture and farming span June 2023 through November 2025, with Bangalore and Pune emerging as the dominant hubs. Bangalore-based companies account for roughly a quarter of the entries, including Stellapps ($26M Series C, October 2024), Agrizy ($10M Series A, August 2024), and Loopworm (Seed, July 2025). Pune clusters dairy, organic food, and precision input players — Two Brothers Organic Farms raised $12M in a Series B in October 2025 alongside earlier rounds for Ecozen ($23M, January 2025) and Ugaoo ($6M Series A, November 2024).
The largest single disclosed round in this set is Samunnati's $113M in October 2024, a Chennai-based agri-finance platform. Carbon and sustainability plays have also attracted significant capital: Varaha (Delhi) closed $31M in November 2025. Seed rounds are the most frequent stage, spanning everything from Harvested Robotics ($580K, Hyderabad) to Poshn ($4M, Delhi), reflecting the breadth of early-stage activity across equipment, supply chain, and digital advisory.
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What are the largest disclosed funding rounds in this list?
Samunnati, a Chennai-based agri-finance platform, leads with $113M raised in October 2024. Varaha (Delhi) closed $31M in November 2025, followed by Stellapps (Bangalore, Series C, $26M, October 2024), Ecozen (Pune, $23M, January 2025), and Tractor Junction (Alwar, Series A, $17M, November 2025). Superplum and Two Brothers Organic Farms both crossed $12M in their respective Series A and Series B rounds.
Which cities have the most funded agri startups in this dataset?
Bangalore and Bengaluru together account for roughly 14 of the 50 entries, including Stellapps, Agrizy, Fasal, Loopworm, and Moonrider. Pune follows with around six companies — Two Brothers Organic Farms, Ecozen, Ugaoo, and BharatAgri among them. Delhi-NCR (New Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon) adds another cluster with Varaha, Superplum, and KisaanSay.
What funding stages appear most frequently?
Seed is the most common stage, with at least 16 companies in this set including Loopworm, Poshn, and Harvested Robotics. Series A appears roughly 11 times, Series B six times. Only two companies — Stellapps and Akshayakalpa — have reached Series C based on the rounds shown.
Which sub-sectors are capturing the largest rounds?
Agri-finance and supply chain leads on deal size: Samunnati ($113M) and Superplum ($15M Series A). Carbon and sustainability plays are notable — Varaha raised $31M in November 2025 and TraceX Technologies also appears in the list. Dairy and livestock tech (Stellapps $26M, Akshayakalpa $12M Series C) and farm equipment/drones (Tractor Junction, MARUT Drones, Harvested Robotics) show consistent multi-stage activity.
Is there funded agri activity outside India's major metro tech clusters?
Yes. Ergos raised a $7M Series B from Samastipur, Bihar in September 2023. Eekifoods closed a $7M Series A from Kota, Rajasthan in July 2025. Akshayakalpa's $12M Series C came from Tiptur, a small Karnataka town. These rounds indicate capital is reaching agricultural heartlands, not only Bangalore or Delhi.
How recent is the funding activity at the top of this list?
The three most recent rounds all closed in late 2025: Tractor Junction ($17M Series A, November 22), Varaha ($31M, November 11), and Two Brothers Organic Farms ($12M Series B, October 13, 2025). Activity appears continuous across the full two-and-a-half-year window with no extended gaps visible in the top 50 entries.
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