Arya.ag Raises $80 Million in Series D to Scale Farmer-Focused Agritech Platform
- $80 million Series D led by GEF Capital to accelerate Arya.ag’s growth and strengthen its agritech platform across India
- Funds to scale climate-smart farming and post-harvest technologies, focusing on storage, supply-chain efficiency, and loss reduction
- Platform to improve farmer access to finance and markets by expanding credit, warehousing, and transparent trade linkages
New Delhi-based agritech company Arya.ag has raised Rs 725 crore (about $80.3 million) in a Series D funding round led by GEF Capital Partners, strengthening its position in India’s fast-growing agricultural technology space.
The latest round comes after a year of active fundraising for the company. In July 2025, Arya.ag secured $29 million in equity funding, while its agri-commerce arm, Aryatech, received a $19.8 million commitment from the US International Development Finance Corporation to back a debt facility. With this round, Arya.ag plans to accelerate its long-term growth strategy.
The company said it will use the fresh capital to deepen engagement with farmers and farmer producer organizations (FPOs), expand climate-smart agriculture initiatives, and strengthen its technology-driven post-harvest solutions. A key focus will be on reducing farm-gate losses, improving supply-chain efficiency, and expanding access to finance and reliable market linkages for small and marginal farmers.
Founded in 2013 by Prasanna Rao, Anand Chandra, and Chattanathan Devarajan, Arya.ag runs an integrated grain commerce platform that covers pre-harvest advisory, storage, financing, and trade. Its data-backed model allows farmers to choose the right time and market to sell their produce, supported by warehousing and credit access.
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Arya.ag operates across 60 percent of India’s districts with a network of 12,000 agri-warehouses. The platform handles nearly $3 billion worth of grain annually and enables over $1.5 billion in agricultural loans.
Financially, the company reported Rs 447 crore in revenue for FY25, with profits rising 70 percent year-on-year, and posted a Rs 32 crore profit in H1 FY26, highlighting improving scale and efficiency.
