Funding · Agriculture & Food Systems

Arya.ag raises $80.58 million in Series D funding

By Startup Enthusiast · 2 January 2026

What they do

Arya.ag runs a platform that helps farmers with grain storage, finance, and market access

The company raised $80.58 million led by GEF Capital Partners for expansion and acquisitions

It is India’s only profitable agritech platform with H1 FY26 revenue of INR 300 Cr and net profit of INR 31.5 Cr

Arya.ag has closed its Series D funding round worth $80.58 million.
The investment includes a mix of primary and secondary shares.
GEF Capital Partners led the funding round for the agritech startup.
The company reported H1 FY26 revenue of INR 300 crore.
Net profit for the same period was INR 31.5 crore, showing 39% YoY growth.
Total funds raised prior to this round amounted to $118.93 million.
Previous investors include Lightrock, Asia Impact, and Quona Capital.
The company plans to use funds for climate-resilient smart agriculture and strategic acquisitions.

Arya.ag claims to be India’s only profitable agritech platform.
It has generated net profit since its inception.
The agritech sector has raised nearly $3 billion since 2014.
The market is projected to grow from $9 billion to $28 billion by 2030.
Competitor BharatAgri shut down in November 2025, highlighting sector challenges.

Arya.ag provides an integrated grain commerce platform from pre-harvest to post-harvest.
Services include Smart Farm Centres, storage, finance, and market access.
The company manages a network of 12,000 leased warehouses.
It aims to expand its storage network to 15,000 warehouses this year.
Operations cover 60% of Indian districts across key markets like Bihar and UP.
The platform stores approximately $3 billion of grain annually.
Revenue mix includes 55-60% from storage and 25-30% from interest income.
It has onboarded 10 lakh farmers and enabled loans exceeding $1.5 billion.
Farmers on the platform see earnings increases of 15-20%.

Product: based agritech firm
Customers: Farmers, grain buyers and other participants in the agricultural supply chain
How it makes money: Operates a grain commerce and credit-enabled platform for post-harvest agricultural trade and storage
What sets it apart: Combines large farmer reach with digital asset records and supply-chain financing