Natural product supplying company Two Brothers Organic Farm secured Rs 58.25 crore in its series A funding round led by Rainmatter Zerodha. The company plans to use these fresh proceeds to expand its network, strengthen its market presence, boost organic food adoption, and enhance supply chain operations. The firm focuses on expanding its market to parts of India and the United States.
The funding round saw participation from various investors including Zerodha, Silicon Valley, and NetEnrich. Zerodha unvested around Rs 50 crore and the investments made by the founder of NetEnrich, and Entrepreneur of Silicon Valley, Raju Chekuri are unknown. The CEO and founder of Zerodha, Nithin Kamath mentioned that Rainmatter Health aims to support those startups that promote healthy living for Indians. The company was made for climate action and a healthier environment. Rainmatter offers a platform for providing a sustainable environment and the software used by the company tracks carbon emissions.
Two Brothers Organic Farm was created by Ajinkya and Satyajit to offer natural and organic products. The firm claims to be a bio-diverse and organic ecosystem that was certified by ECOCERT. The company uses the money it earns from selling goods to reduce carbon footprints, enhance rural livelihoods, and empower women in villages. This Bangalore-based company offers all types of natural products including bread, vegetables, milk, fruits, and food grains.
The company mentioned that this funding will help them meet market demand and serve customers in India while helping farmers embrace organic farming practices. Two Brothers Organic Farms previously secured Rs 14.5 crore in its pre-series A round. Cricketer Virender Sehwag and Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar participated in the round. The startup plans to achieve its revenue target of Rs 500 crore in four years. This firm is trying to serve over 50,000 farmers and help them adopt sustainable practices.
Conclusion:
Two Brothers Organic Farm is a natural product-selling company that offers its services in both online and offline modes. The company secured Rs 58.25 crore in its series A funding round led by Rainmatter Zerodha. The funding round saw participation from various investors including Zerodha, Silicon Valley, and NetEnrich. Zerodha unvested around Rs 50 crore and the investments made by the founder of NetEnrich, and Entrepreneur of Silicon Valley, Raju Chekuri are unknown. The farm plans to use these fresh proceeds to expand its network, strengthen its market presence, boost organic food adoption, and enhance supply chain operations. The startup focuses on expanding its market to parts of India and the United States. Rainmatter Health aims to support those startups that promote healthy living for Indians. Rainmatter offers a platform for providing a sustainable environment and the software used by the company tracks carbon emissions. The company mentioned that this funding will help them meet market demand and serve customers in India while helping farmers embrace organic farming practices. The firm offers a platform that variety of natural products including bread, vegetables, milk, fruits, and food grains.
