Kisaan Se Kitchen Tak Secures $1.3M to Expand AI-Driven Agri-Commerce Network
- Kisaan Se Kitchen Tak raised $1.3 million in a funding round led by Keiretsu Forum and 1stCheque Angel Network.
- The startup reported Rs 14.5 crore in revenue for FY25 and aims to reach Rs 100 crore in ARR within three years.
Delhi NCR-based agri-commerce startup Kisaan Se Kitchen Tak (KSKT) has raised $1.3 million in a funding round led by Keiretsu Forum and Favcy’s 1stCheque Angel Network.
The capital injection, a blend of equity and debt, will fuel the company’s expansion into over 20 cities across India and further develop its AI-enabled supply chain infrastructure.
Founded by Santosh Srivastava and Ishaan Hukku, KSKT operates a vertically integrated platform that connects more than 5,000 farmers directly to a customer base of 32,000+ across both B2B and B2C segments.
The company is built around reducing inefficiencies in the agri-supply chain and is now gearing up to onboard 50,000 farmers and increase its urban market penetration.
Tech-Driven Growth and Revenue Milestones
KSKT reported a revenue of Rs 14.5 crore for FY25, a fourfold jump from the previous year.
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With the new funding, it aims to hit Rs 100 crore in annual recurring revenue (ARR) within three years by scaling logistics operations, utilising AI tools for demand forecasting, and expanding into tier I and II cities.
“Our model is built to reduce friction in the agricultural supply chain while ensuring consistent quality and price transparency,” said co-founder Srivastava.
The startup boasts a 68% repeat usage rate and just 3% wastage, outcomes it attributes to real-time tracking and a tightly managed distribution framework.
KSKT is part of Favcy’s 1to10 Accelerator program, which supports revenue-generating ventures from tier II and III cities.
The accelerator selected KSKT for its early traction and scalable business model and is currently accepting applications for its Summer 2025 cohort.
Edited by Annette George
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