Grow Indigo - Biologicals Division
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Grow Indigo - Biologicals Division

https://www.growindigo.co.in/
Last activity: 25.04.2026
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Grow Indigo is a joint initiative of Mahyco Grow and Indigo Ag established in 2017. Our objective is
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Location: India, Maharashtra, Mumbai
Employees: 51-200
Phone: 092655
Founded date: 2018

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31.03.2025The Surge of Agritech: A New Dawn for Sustainable FarmingIn the heart of the agritech revolution, a fresh wave of investment is reshaping the landscape of sustainable agriculture. Grow Indigo, a startup focused on carbon farming, recently secured $10 million from the British International Investm...
31.03.2025The Rise of Ethical Innovation: A New Era for StartupsIn the bustling world of startups, two recent funding rounds have shone a spotlight on the intersection of ethics and innovation. Firefly Diamonds and Grow Indigo are not just companies; they are beacons of change. Each has carved a niche i...
27.03.2025The Week in AgriFoodTech: Biologicals OG Vestaron raises $20m, Grow Indigo secures $10mThis week, fundraises included one for Grow Indigo—Indigo Ag’s smallholder farmer initiative— as well as those for Israeli foodtech firm Brevel and Netherlands-based Grassa, which is developing grass protein production tech. Meanwhile verti...
26.03.2025Agritech Startup Grow Indigo Secures USD 10 Mn from BII to Scale Carbon Farming Initiatives The funding will accelerate the expansion of Grow Indigo's regenerative agriculture programs across India, p...Mumbai-based agritech startup Grow Indigo has raised USD 10 million from British International Investment (BII), the UK's development finance institution and impact investor. The funding will accelerate the expansion of Grow Indigo's regene...
25.03.2025Agritech startup Grow Indigo raises $10 million from British International InvestmentAgenciesUsha Barwale Zehr, executive director, Grow Indigo. Agritech startup Grow Indigo has raised $10 million in a funding round from the UK government-backed British International Investment (BII). Read More News on Grow IndigoAgritech s...
25.03.2025Agritech startup Grow Indigo raised $10 M from British International InvestmentBritish International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance organization and impact investor, has contributed $10 million to the agritech startup Grow Indigo. The money raised will help Grow Indigo’s sustainability initiatives spre...
03.02.2024From BluSmart To Grow Indigo — Indian Startups Raised $48 Mn This WeekSUMMARY Indian startups raised $48 Mn in funding across 8 deals this week, a 72% lower from the previous week BluSmart is raising $25 Mn from responsAbility Investments AG, making the biggest funding round of this week. NODWIN Gaming to inv...
30.01.2024Deals in brief: Mesh Bio confirms completion of Series A round, ProcurePro and Alt.Leather secure funding, 16 recent China and India deals, and moreMesh Bio confirms the completion of USD 3.5 million Series A round Following initial reports of Mesh Bio, a Singapore-based health tech startup, raising an undisclosed amount of funding in October last year, the startup has released a state...
28.01.2024Grow Indigo raises $8 million to drive future of sustainable agricultureSustainable agriculture company Grow Indigo on Sunday said it has raised over $8 million (around ₹67 crore) in a funding round with a cumulative capital raise of more than $23 million (around ₹191 crore) to date. “The round saw interest fro...
22.12.2022The week in agrifoodtech: BigBasket bags $200m, Kodama’s forestry funding, more restaurant tech layoffsAmid a slew of smaller funding announcements, India-based eGrocer BigBasket secured a $200 million mega-round this week. In agtech, deals from Grow Indigo and others were all about insect farming, forestry and capturing more carbon. Foodtec...
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