Dairy brand Desi Farms to raise Rs.100-Cr in equity, debt from existing investors

Pune-based D2C (direct-to-consumer) dairy brand Desi Farms is raising INR 100 crore from its existing investors NAV Capital VCC (via NAV Capital Emerging Star Fund), NVS Corporate Consultancy Services, along with the fresh investment from Binny Bansal’s 3State Ventures. Besides, the company is also raising a debt of INR 50 crore.Founded in 2016 by Sunil Shahi and Prateek Gupta, Desi Farms sells milk and milk products via its own website, quick commerce platforms, and its outlets. The brand offers services in Pune, Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. It reported a profit of INR 2 crore and an operating revenue of INR 38 crore in FY25.