Funding · Agriculture & Food Systems

BioPrime raises $6 million Series A from Edaphon

By Startup Enthusiast · 7 April 2026

What they do

BioPrime makes biological sprays and soil additives that help crops withstand climate stress

It raised a $6 Mn Series A led by Belgium-based Edaphon, with Omnivore and Inflexor Ventures

The company has grown revenue three-fold year-on-year and plans to become profitable next year

BioPrime is a Pune-based startup that builds biological agricultural inputs.
It uses biochemicals and microbes to help crops withstand climatic stress, improve yield quality and soil health.
The company has raised a $6 Mn Series A round led by Belgium-based Edaphon.
Existing investors Omnivore and Inflexor Ventures also participated in the round.
BioPrime has raised a total of $8 Mn to date.
The company has achieved three-fold year-on-year revenue growth.
It plans to become profitable next year and focus on international expansion.

India's biofertiliser market is projected to grow from $165.93 Mn to $253.09 Mn by 2031.
The biostimulants market is expected to reach $365.38 Mn by 2031 from $230.68 Mn.
Growth drivers include policy support, rising fertiliser costs, and global demand for residue-free produce.
BioPrime's technology primes crops in advance using secondary metabolites (alkaloids, terpenes, etc.).

BioPrime builds biological agri inputs such as sprays and irrigation additives.
Its patented tech stack includes SNIPR (biomolecules) for immediate protection and BioNexus (microbes) for long-term soil health.
Products include soil restoration inputs, bio-insecticides, and bio-fungicides.
The company works with secondary metabolites (alkaloids, terpenes, amines, etc.) to prime crops in advance.
It has tied up with Yara, ICL Fertilizers, DCM Shriram, and Insecticides India.
BioPrime uses a 'seeing is believing' adoption strategy with demo farms and side-by-side yield calculations.

BioPrime plans to become profitable next year.
It will focus on international expansion, particularly in the US, Brazil, and Southeast Asia.