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Dry fruits seller Farmley plans to raise $75-M
Noida-based healthy snacking consumer brand Farmley is planning to raise USD 50-75 million in a new funding round. The company has engaged KPMG as an advisor for the transaction.Founded in 2017 by IIT graduates Akash Sharma and Abhishek Agarwal, the company began as a business-to-business firm sourcing dry fruits and nuts before transitioning to a consumer-facing brand in 2020. The company offers a range of healthy snacking products, including roasted makhanas, flavored nuts, seeds, and date-based snacks, utilizing a farm-to-consumer sourcing model.The company intends to use the capital to support growth, strengthen the brand, and expand its operations. These funds are also expected to help offset investment-led losses.
Between Dec 2019 and May 2025, Farmley had attracted about USD 54.83 million from DSG Consumer Partners, L Capital Asia, Alkemi Venture Partners, Omnivore Partners, Trifecta Capital, Insitor Fund and others.For FY25, Farmley had reported about INR 394.23 crore in Operating Income and about INR 22.56 crore in Net Loss.
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