DeHaat Raises $115 Million to Transform Agricultural Supply Chain
Agritech startup DeHaat closes Series E to expand its farmer services platform across 10 new states.
Key Facts
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Deal size | $115 M |
| Stage | Series E |
| Lead investor | Sofina |
| Sector | Agritech |
| Coverage | Startup Funding |
DeHaat, the full-stack agricultural services platform, has raised $115 million in Series E funding led by Sofina and Temasek. The round values the company at $850 million.
Building for 100 Million Farmers
DeHaat connects farmers directly with input suppliers, provides advisory services, and offers market access for their produce. The platform currently serves 2.5 million farmers across 8 states.
"Indian agriculture is a $500 billion opportunity trapped in inefficiency," says founder Shashank Kumar. "We're building the digital infrastructure to unlock this value."
The Full-Stack Approach
Unlike other agritech startups that focus on single verticals, DeHaat offers:
Technology at the Core
DeHaat uses AI for crop health monitoring, yield prediction, and price forecasting. Farmers receive personalized recommendations based on their soil type, weather conditions, and crop cycle.
Expansion Plans
With this funding, DeHaat plans to:
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