Gramophone, An Agri-Tech Startup Reports Rs 316 Cr Gross Revenue And Rs 58 Crore Loss In Fy23


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Friday, 10 May 2024, Bengaluru, India

An Agritech startup, Gramophone reports that they had a gross revenue of Rs 316 crore and an overall  loss of Rs 58 crore in FY23. The startup has worked well in the agriculture market; in past years, as it  reported over 75 percent year-on-year growth during the Fiscal year by the end of March. The startup’s  gross revenue grew 75.6 percent to 316 crore INR in FY23 from INR 180 crore in FY22. 

Gramophone was formed by Nishant Mahatre and Tauseef Khan a few years ago, to offer crop  protection, seeds, implements, crop nutrition, and agriculture technologies.

Tauseef Khan CEO and founder of Gramophone.
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The startup also helps  farmers sell crops directly through the “gram Vyapaar” feature to businessmen. Agritech startup,  Gramophone has been making its place in the agritech market steadily with over 75 percent year-on year growth. The agri-input products are the only source of revenue for the Gramophone. Even after  the loss of 58 crore, the company has an increase of 76.2% increase, as it went from 172 to 303 crore.  

image source: Gramophone official site 

According to the Economics Times, In 2021 the reflected GDP data shows that agriculture was the only  sector that recorded growth. That does business as Gramophone earned Rs 48 crore according to the  FY21 report. This Agri-tech startup uses data-driven technology to make and offer a secure platform  for farmers. Farmers and dealers can reach each other directly using this platform. In addition, the  startup also offers real-time information and input planning to its users. This type of agri-tech startup  offers various agriculture-related products like seeds, crop nutrition, and crop protection products.  While facing losses, the company’s steady growth and focus on providing quality agricultural products  position it well in the agritech market. 

According to reports, India has seen a rapid increase in the field of agri-tech. This sector has opened  various market opportunities in the country for farmers. The main focus of these startups is on digital  agriculture, real-time monitoring of crops, and more. Gramophone offers real-time access and  transparency of information, and better access of information to help farmers for better crop  production. The startup utilizes technology to increase the quality of agricultural productivity and  efficiency while reducing wastage and minimizing resource usage. The startup works on discovering  various efficient ways to water crops like irrigation systems.

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Conclusion:

Gramophone reports gross revenue of Rs 316 crore, marking a 75.6% increase from the previous fiscal  year. Founded by Nishant Mahatre and Tauseef Khan, Gramophone offers various agritech solutions  such as helping farmers sell their produce directly to traders. With the agri-tech sector showing  promising opportunities for farmers and businesses, Gramophone’s use of technology to enhance  agricultural productivity highlights its potential impact on the Indian economy. While facing losses, the  company’s steady growth and focus on providing quality agricultural products position it well in the  agritech market. As the agritech industry evolves, all eyes are on Gramophone’s future trajectory and  its contributions to the agricultural sector. 


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