To expand beyond core agri-commodities, StarAgri is launching Stocyard, a warehousing platform for non-agri commodities, and AgriFresh, a fresh-produce marketplace focused on reducing supply-chain inefficiencies.

As India’s agritech sector moves from experimentation to execution, StarAgri is emerging as a rare example of profitable, capital-efficient scale in a segment long marked by high cash burn and weak balance sheets. Today, Staragri is India’s largest integrated agritech platform and one of the most capital-efficient company. Building on its FY25 performance, the company is entering 2026 with a clear focus on expansion, deeper technology integration, and institutional readiness. This shift reflects a broader change in how agritech businesses are being valued and financed.

The company reported consolidated revenue of Rs 1,560.4 crore in FY25, marking a year-on-year growth of 55 per cent. Net profit rose 47 per cent to Rs 68.47 crore. StarAgri has remained profitable since inception, while its non-performing assets continue to remain below 1 per cent, reflecting disciplined risk and balance sheet strength.

At the core of this performance is StarAgri’s integrated, technology-enabled credit and warehousing ecosystem. StarAgri’s non-bank finance arm said it has so far disbursed Rs 9,000 Cr, while the cumulative warehouse receipt-backed financing stands at Rs 1.5 Lakh Cr. Credit decisions are supported by proprietary models built on sixteen years of repayment data, enabling a warehouse-backed, collateral-based lending model that provides farmers and agri-enterprises to access single-digit interest rates while maintaining strong asset quality.

StarAgri’s physical and digital infrastructure continues to grow together. The company operates over 2,200 warehouses across 400 locations, managing a total storage capacity of 5.08 million metric tonnes, with utilisation at 73 per cent. Its digital marketplace, Agribazaar, facilitated more than twelve million metric tonnes of trade worth over one billion dollars. The platform provides transparent price discovery and market access to over 300,000 farmers.

“Amith Agarwal CO-Founder & CEO said, FY25 validated the strength of our model, but the real story is what comes next. We are entering 2026 with the confidence to scale because our growth is built on disciplined credit, technology-led decision-making, and real infrastructure on the ground. Our goal is to make affordable, collateral-based finance and professional storage accessible to every farmer, while building an agritech institution that can endure market cycles.”

To expand beyond core agri-commodities, StarAgri is launching Stocyard, a warehousing platform for non-agri commodities, and AgriFresh, a fresh-produce marketplace focused on reducing supply-chain inefficiencies. Platforms such as AgriBhumi and the company’s farm advisory services are also expanding. These offerings provide agronomic insights and input access to farmers across regions.

A key differentiator in this growth is StarAgri’s franchise-owned, company-operated model. The FOCO structure enables rapid infrastructure expansion while keeping capital expenditure low. This asset-light yet control-driven approach positions the company as a sustainable rural infrastructure platform rather than a capital-intensive logistics business.

“Our FOCO model and technology-led platforms allow us to scale responsibly while protecting returns and asset quality. As we move into FY26, our focus is on deepening technology, expanding new verticals, bolstering our efforts to empower one crore farmers by FY30 and building a business that meets institutional benchmarks, not just in growth, but also in governance and resilience.”

While FY25 profitability provides a strong foundation, its real value lies in what it enables next. In FY26, StarAgri is targeting revenues of over Rs 2,000 crore, higher return on equity, and faster expansion across credit, warehousing, and digital market platforms. Beyond financial performance, StarAgri’s long term growth strategy remained anchored in scale of farmer impact. StarAgri aims to directly and indirectly empower one crore farmers by FY30 by expanding access to professional storage, transparent markets, and affordable credit. This includes small and marginal farmers who traditionally remain excluded from formal finance due to lack of collateral or market linkages. By integrating warehousing, credit, trade, and advisory services on a single ecosystem, StarAgri aims to reduce post-harvest distress sales, improve price realisation, and enable farmers to participate more effectively in formal agri-value chains.