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BigHaat Raises ₹37 Crore in Extended Series C Round, Strengthens Its Data-Led Agritech Platform

Bengaluru-based BigHaat India, a leading full-stack agritech platform, has raised ₹37 crore in an extended Series C funding round, reinforcing investor confidence in technology-driven agriculture solutions. The fresh infusion of capital will support the company’s expansion plans, working capital needs, and continued innovation as it aims to scale its services for millions of farmers across India.

BigHaat said the new funds will accelerate its mission to deliver data-led crop advisory, ensure timely access to agri-inputs, and streamline the distribution of cultivation tools to farmers in remote and underserved regions. Built on a technology-first approach, the platform integrates AI-based recommendations with seamless input delivery, helping farmers make informed decisions and improve productivity.

The company has witnessed strong financial growth, crossing the ₹1,000 crore revenue mark in FY25. In a recent interaction with Entrackr, BigHaat co-founder Sateesh Nukala shared that the firm is targeting ₹1,400 crore in revenue by the end of the current fiscal year, reflecting its accelerating adoption and robust nationwide footprint.

With this latest round, BigHaat’s total capital raised has crossed $26 million. The company previously secured ₹100 crore ($12 million) in a round led by JM Financial in January 2022. Its cap table includes prominent investors such as Ankur Capital, Ashish Kacholia, Beyond Next Ventures Inc., and several notable angel investors.

Industry experts view this development as a strong indicator of the growing trust in agritech platforms that combine data, innovation, and last-mile service delivery. BigHaat’s progression from selling seeds and farm equipment to powering AI-driven farm decisions highlights how digital transformation is reshaping India’s agricultural landscape.

As the company gears up for its next phase of growth, BigHaat aims to deepen its engagement with farmers and build a more transparent, efficient, and tech-enabled agri-input ecosystem.

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