Indian agritech company Arya.ag has raised more than $80m in a Series D funding round led by GEF Capital, as it looks to deepen its engagement with farmers and scale technology-led solutions across the agricultural supply chain.
The latest investment follows two major fundraises over the past year. In July 2025, Arya.ag secured $29m in an equity round, while its agri-commerce arm, Aryatech, received a $19.8m commitment from the US International Development Finance Corporation to guarantee a debt facility. Together, these fundraises underline growing investor interest in platforms addressing inefficiencies in India’s farm sector.
Arya.ag said the new capital will be used to expand its work with farmers and farmer producer organisations, strengthen climate-smart agriculture initiatives, and reduce losses at the farm-gate and across post-harvest supply chains. The company also plans to improve access to finance and market linkages for smallholder farmers, a persistent challenge in Indian agriculture.
Founded in 2013 by Prasanna Rao, Anand Chandra and Chattanathan Devarajan, Arya.ag operates an integrated grain commerce platform that spans pre-harvest advisory, storage, financing and trade. Its model allows farmers to decide when and where to sell their produce, supported by farm-level data, warehousing infrastructure and access to credit.
The company runs a nationwide network of Smart Farm Centres and offers services including agri-storage, instant financing and transparent market access. Arya.ag currently operates across about 60% of India’s districts, managing a network of more than 12,000 agri-warehouses. It handles close to $3bn worth of grain annually and has facilitated over $1.5bn in agricultural loans.
Financially, the company reported revenue of ₹447 crore for the year ending March 2025, with profits rising 70% year-on-year. It also posted a profit of ₹32 crore in the first half of the 2025–26 financial year, signalling improving operating performance as it scales its platform.
