BharatRohan's Rise in the Agtech World
May 11, 2024, 3:37 am
Location: India, Telangana, Hyderabad
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2015
Total raised: $2.3M
BharatRohan, an Indian agtech startup, recently secured $2.3 million in pre-IPO funding, marking a significant milestone in its journey. Founded in 2016 by Rishabh Choudhary and Amandeep Panwar, the company specializes in drone-based hyperspectral remote sensing, providing farmers with real-time insights for optimized crop cultivation.
Backed by Villgro Innovation Foundation, Caspian, RevX, and Venture Garage, BharatRohan plans to use the funds to develop cutting-edge edge computing drones for precise crop monitoring and pesticide application. These drones will be made available to rural entrepreneurs through franchise models, expanding the reach of BharatRohan's services.
With a focus on integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, BharatRohan's CropAssure system helps farmers detect diseases, pests, and nutritional deficiencies early on, enabling them to cultivate residue-free crops. The company's goal is to empower farmers with data-driven decision-making tools, enhancing crop resilience against unpredictable weather patterns.
Looking ahead, BharatRohan aims to expand its operations to 15 Indian states, covering over 10 lakh acres by 2025. By introducing pesticide residue-free farm produce to global consumers, the company seeks to make a global impact in the agtech industry.
With a track record of impressive growth, including a 200% increase in profits and threefold revenue growth from the previous fiscal year, BharatRohan is poised for success in the ever-evolving agtech landscape.
Backed by Villgro Innovation Foundation, Caspian, RevX, and Venture Garage, BharatRohan plans to use the funds to develop cutting-edge edge computing drones for precise crop monitoring and pesticide application. These drones will be made available to rural entrepreneurs through franchise models, expanding the reach of BharatRohan's services.
With a focus on integrated pest management (IPM) strategies, BharatRohan's CropAssure system helps farmers detect diseases, pests, and nutritional deficiencies early on, enabling them to cultivate residue-free crops. The company's goal is to empower farmers with data-driven decision-making tools, enhancing crop resilience against unpredictable weather patterns.
Looking ahead, BharatRohan aims to expand its operations to 15 Indian states, covering over 10 lakh acres by 2025. By introducing pesticide residue-free farm produce to global consumers, the company seeks to make a global impact in the agtech industry.
With a track record of impressive growth, including a 200% increase in profits and threefold revenue growth from the previous fiscal year, BharatRohan is poised for success in the ever-evolving agtech landscape.