Funding · Agriculture & Food Systems

Arya.ag raises $80.5M in Series D round

By Startup Enthusiast · 20 January 2026

What they do

Arya.ag is a post-harvest platform that manages warehouses and provides loans against stored produce

It raised $80.6M in Series D funding a few days ago, aiming for a public listing in two years

The company aggregates $3B worth of grains annually and has enabled over $1.5B in loans

Arya.ag was founded in 2013 as a post-harvest platform.
Founder Prasanna Rao and cofounder Anand Chandra acquired Arya Collateral, a collateral management firm under JM Baxi Group, using personal savings and friends-and-family funds.
The company initially managed warehouses for banks, where farmers stored produce as collateral.
In 2015, it pivoted to leasing and running warehouses directly.
It raised $80.6M in a Series D round a few days ago (as of 20 Jan 2026).
The company aims for a public listing in the next two years.

Arya.ag claims to be 'India's largest integrated grain commerce platform'.
It has raised $200M in consolidated funding to date.
The company's network includes over 12,000 warehouses and it aggregates $3B worth of grains per year.
It has enabled disbursement of over $1.5B in loans.

Arya.ag provides pre and post-harvest technology adoption and market linkage for farmers.
Early bank partners included ICICI Bank, IndusInd Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Yes Bank, and Central Bank of India.
Revenue crossed INR 100Cr in FY20, and FY21 was the only year it reported a consolidated loss.

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