Arya.ag PAT jumps 70% to Rs 32 Cr in FY25
The company attributed the gain to expanded platform adoption, operational efficiencies, and technology-led cost optimisation.
Arya.ag, an agritech platform focused on post-harvest solutions, reported a nearly 70% year-on-year jump in profit after tax for FY25, with PAT rising from Rs 19 crore to Rs 32 crore.
The company attributed the gain to expanded platform adoption, operational efficiencies, and technology-led cost optimisation.
Gross revenue for the year stood at Rs 5,738.7 crore, reflecting 36% growth over the previous fiscal. Net revenue, which Arya.ag describes as its core operating metric, rose 27% to Rs 447 crore.
“Agritech doesn’t scale like consumer tech. Growth here doesn’t come from app downloads or viral campaigns. It comes from showing up, season after season—building trust through delivery, not promises,” the company stated in its FY25 Strategic Financial Report.
“Every percentage point of growth reflects thousands of on-the-ground interactions: capital flowing where it once couldn’t, produce stored instead of distress-sold, value retained by those who create it, not those who extract it," it added.
Total commodity throughput on the platform reached Rs 26,961 crore, representing significant scale in physical agricultural trade. The company facilitated the movement of 7.37 million metric tonnes (MMT) in physical volume.
On the financial services front, Arya.ag enabled disbursements worth Rs 14,181 crore through a combination of its internal balance sheet and partnerships with banks. The company highlighted its co-lending model and “near-zero NPAs” as evidence of sound credit practices.
“Our platform approach delivers these solutions through a capital-light, technology-intensive model that scales without proportionate cost increases – a key differentiator in the agricultural sector where capital intensity has traditionally limited growth,” the company noted.
Other operational highlights included the deployment of AI-driven quality assessment tools, satellite-based monitoring for commodity forecasting, and blockchain-backed traceability systems. Arya.ag also reported more than Rs 5,000 crore in commerce facilitated through its ecosystem, with “assured payments to sellers” and a focus on responsible lending.
The firm’s take rate—an indicator of value capture—expanded, while net margin improvements demonstrated “structural efficiency gains,” according to the company.
Arya.ag says it is an integrated grain commerce platform, combining warehousing, post-harvest financing, market linkages, and quality assurance to empower farmers, FPOs, and agri-businesses with transparent, tech-driven solutions that reduce distress sales and unlock better value across the agricultural supply chain.
Edited by Affirunisa Kankudti