Arya.ag Reports 70% Rise in Profit; Achieves Net Revenue of INR 447 Crore Disbursements via AryaDhan and partner banks totaled INR 2,000 crore. The company also recorded an improved take rate of 3.8 per cent, up from 3.4 per cent the previous year

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Arya.ag, India's largest integrated grain commerce platform, reported a 70 per cent surge in profit after tax (PAT) for FY 2024–25, reaching INR 32 crore. The company posted gross revenue of INR 5,738.7 crore and net revenue of INR 447 crore, underscoring its resilience and steady expansion in a challenging agricultural landscape.

Despite facing headwinds such as volatile commodity prices coupled with fragmented digital adoption and disrupted supply chains, Arya.ag maintained consistent execution and extended its reach across underserved regions. The company enabled commodity throughput of INR 26,961 crore through its platform, marking another milestone in scale and efficiency.

"This year has been about staying grounded and letting the work do the talking," said Anand Chandra, co-founder of Arya.ag. "The profit numbers are solid, but more importantly, we got there by focusing on the right things. We grew in parts of the market that are tough to reach, even as subdued commodity prices made the landscape harder."

Chandra emphasized the company's disciplined approach. "We didn't overextend or take unnecessary risks; we stayed consistent, executed well, and kept our focus on servicing those who rely on us most. It's steady, sustainable progress, and it shows we're on the right path," he added.

Arya.ag's approach combines a technology-led, capital-light model with on-the-ground execution. The company leverages AI-based quality assessment, blockchain for traceability, and satellite and IoT-based monitoring systems. This digital infrastructure supports its growing agri-network, which now spans over 11,000 storage locations across 425 districts, serving more than 1,300 Farmer Producer Organisations and 800,000 farmers.

In FY25, Arya.ag handled 7.37 million metric tonnes (MMT) of commodities and facilitated financing worth INR 14,181 crore. Disbursements via AryaDhan and partner banks totaled INR 2,000 crore. The company also recorded an improved take rate of 3.8 per cent, up from 3.4 per cent the previous year.

Storage-backed transactions with assured payments and blockchain-based traceability have further reinforced Arya.ag's reputation for trust and transparency in agri-commerce.

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