Ninjacart in the news

Ninjacart's revenue decreased to Rs 1,705 crore in FY25, while its loss marginally improved to Rs 256 crore.

Walmart and Flipkart Group invested further in Ninjacart, an agri-tech company, to enhance its B2B fresh produce supply chain, expand market reach, and develop new offerings.

Ninjacart has created a $25 million seed fund to invest in agri-tech startups, supporting innovation and ecosystem growth with technology and capital.

Ninjacart is valued at ₹5,850 crore with funds holding the majority 55.29% stake and founders owning 10.50%, worth ₹614 crore.

In 2026, India's AgriTech revolution uses AI and smart supply chains with companies like Ninjacart connecting farmers and retailers to reduce waste.

Ninjacart raised $508M over 10 funding rounds, with major investors including Accel and STIC Investments leading the latest round in 2022.

Indian agritech is shifting toward sustainable profitability and consolidation following a significant funding slowdown for major players like Ninjacart.

Ninjacart is pivoting to operational discipline by exiting low-margin businesses and focusing on profitable core segments, aiming for full profitability by FY2027.

Ninjacart posted a Rs 256 crore loss in FY25 with revenue down due to exiting low-margin segments, while its core agritech business grows strongly and aims for profitability by 2026-27.

Ninjacart posted a Rs 256 crore loss in FY25 with revenue down due to exiting low-margin segments, while its core agritech business grows strongly and aims for profitability by 2026-27.

Ninjacart's revenue fell in FY25 due to exiting low-margin segments, but core business grew strongly and losses stayed flat, targeting profitability by FY27.

Ninjacart posted a ₹256 crore loss in FY25 with revenue decline due to exiting low-margin segments, while its core business grows strongly and aims for profitability by 2026-27.

Ninjacart narrowed its FY2025 losses by exiting low-margin segments and focusing on profitable core businesses, targeting full profitability by FY2027.

Ninjacart Global reports a nearly 50% increase in imported blueberry demand in India, facing tight supply from Peru and higher prices, with Chile expected to bridge the gap as domestic production starts earlier.

Ninjacart revolutionizes India’s fresh produce supply chain by connecting farmers directly with retailers through AI-driven logistics, improving incomes and reducing waste.

Ninja Global created a B2B marketplace to enable smaller Indian fresh produce importers to source directly from global suppliers, reducing reliance on large importers and ensuring quality and payment security.

Indian agritech funding has sharply declined since 2022, with startups struggling to scale profitably amid structural challenges and limited government support.

Indian agritech startups have struggled to scale and attract sustained venture funding, with major players stuck below unicorn valuations amid operational and regulatory challenges.

Ninjacart partnered with the Indian Ministry of Agriculture to develop the Agri Marketplace Platform (AMP) for digitalizing post-harvest farm supply chains.

Camposol and Ninjacart have partnered to supply high-quality Peruvian blueberries across India using Ninjacart’s tech-enabled supply chain and extensive retail network.