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4 billion across three late-stage deals, the statement said. Please note, AgFunder has adjusted its reporting on Indian agrifoodtech investment to AgFunder and Omnivore have released the sixth India AgriFoodTech Investment Report, detailing just under $1 billion in startup India was not immune to the headwinds impacting global markets in 2022, with funding to Indian agrifoodtech startups dropping 33% year-over-year to $2. 6 billion, as per venture India's eGrocery platform Zepto was 2024's best-funded agrifoodtech company globally, raising nearly $1. 7 billion into agrifood technologies in 2021; an 85% . 7 billion in 2024, according to a new report from VC firm AgFunder. The agrifoodtech startup ecosystem in India saw a India AgriFood Startups raised $1. 4 billion in India agrifood startup investment jumped 119% year-over-year to $4. AgFunder Global AgriFoodTech Investment Report 2024 Research The food and agriculture technology market was badly hit by the venture capital downturn in Team Shashank Kumar CEO/Cofounder Shashank is an IIT MBA who was awarded an Ashoka Fellowship, recognized as a Global Changemaker and was The AgFunder-defined Ag Biotech category, which falls under the umbrella of life sciences, raised just $12 million across 12 deals in 2024—or Agribusiness Marketplaces and Fintech was the most-funded upstream category for India agrifoodtech in 2022. 4 billion. Some key points: - Total funding over the period was $1. Born in Silicon Valley in 2013, we use technology, media and our global network to Like most other parts of the world, India saw a drop in agrifoodtech investment in 2022 thanks to macroeconomic headwinds and the AgFunder and Omnivore have released the sixth India While funding to startups in downstream and midstream categories fell 37% and 65% respectively in 2022, investments rose 50% in upstream categories in India has witnessed a sharp rebound in agri foodtech spending during 2024 with investments rising 215 per cent to $2. Investment to Indian agrifoodtech startups dropped 60% from 2022 levels, landing at just under $1 billion in 2023, according to AgFunder’s Investment in developing markets agrifoodtech increased 63% year-over-year comared to a 4% global decline. The report details $2. 66 billion spread across 558 deals, India 2023 Agrifood Investment Report - Free download as PDF File (. The decline in the number of deals Global agrifood tech investment reached $16B in 2024, a mere 4% drop from 2023, with the US and India scoring big wins amid Europe’s This document provides a 5-year review of investment in the agrifood startup industry in India from 2013 to 2017. Like most other parts of the world, India saw a drop in agrifoodtech investment in 2022 thanks to macroeconomic headwinds and the African agrifoodtech funding is showing mild growth and recovery in 2024, raising $145 million in the first half of 2024, a 1. Jumbo deals in downstream food delivery categories bolstered funding totals while 2022 AgFunder AgriFoodTech Investment Report Research Venture capital investors pumped $51. We’re rethinking venture capital for the 21st century. txt) or read online for free. In 2023, Indian agrifoodtech startups raised $940 million across 129 deals, down 60% from 2022. Startups in this area, including Agrifoodtech startups in developing markets raised $3. Editor’s Note: AgFunder is AFN’s parent company. The number of deals remained almost flat with 129 closing in 2023 compared to 133 deals in 2022, AgFunder is one of the world’s most active foodtech and agtech VCs. The decline in the number of deals India was not immune to the headwinds impacting global markets in 2022, with funding to Indian agrifoodtech startups dropping 33% year-over-year to $2. 66 billion between 2013 and 2017 with investment from a mix of major global venture capital investors, multinational tech corporations, impact investors and dedicated In collaboration with AgFunder, we proudly present the India Agrifood Startup Investment Report for 2023. pdf), Text File (. 6% year-over-year increase. But it still Asia-Pacific agrifoodtech funding has demonstrated a remarkable recovery in 2024 from the lows of the last couple of years. 6 billion in the fiscal year ending March 31 2022. Increased investment in developed markets New Delhi: India was the top-funded developing market in 2024, posting spectacular growth of 215 per cent in dollar funding and 27 per cent in deal count, according to a report. Global agrifoodtech showed some signs of recovery in 2024, reaching $16 billion in funding, just a 4% drop from 2023.
