The round was led by Bajaj Finserv Group, with participation from Mistry Ventures as well as Desai Foods, Dhanuka Agritech and Action Tessa family office
The startup plans to utilise the fresh funds to bolster its tech stack and supply chain, scale both online and offline presence, and deepen its farmer network
KisanKonnect claims to sell fresh fruits and vegetables via its app and website in under 60-minutes across Mumbai and Pune. It also operates offline stores
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