Urban Harvest, a B2B food-tech startup supplying food ingredients, fresh produce, and automated coffee machines to restaurants and cloud kitchens, is in advanced talks to raise ₹300 crore in fresh funding at a valuation of ₹1,500 crore, according to livemint.com. The company plans to use the funds to expand its warehouse infrastructure as it scales its restaurant-supplies business.
The funding discussions involve key investors including Info Edge, Red Chillies, and the family office of Mankind Pharma, who have previously backed Urban Harvest. The startup aims to strengthen its supply chain capabilities and increase its market reach by investing in warehouse expansion. Founder Sidhantt Suri is leading the efforts to secure this round, which would support the company’s growth trajectory in the competitive B2B food-tech sector.
This funding round underscores the growing investor interest in B2B food-tech startups catering to the restaurant and cloud kitchen segments. Urban Harvest’s valuation at ₹1,500 crore places it among notable players in the sector, reflecting the increasing demand for streamlined food ingredient supply chains. Comparable deals in the space have shown that investors are prioritizing logistics and automation solutions that enhance efficiency for foodservice businesses.
Urban Harvest’s next milestone will be the closure of the ₹300 crore funding round, which is expected to be finalized soon. The company’s focus on warehouse expansion will be critical to supporting its scaling operations and meeting the rising demand from restaurant and cloud kitchen clients, as reported by livemint.com.