Urban Harvest Raises $35.9M in Series D Funding Led by Info Edge, Valued at $162M
Urban Harvest, one of India's fast-growing B2B food-tech platforms, has secured $35.9 million in a Series D funding round, pushing its valuation to an impressive $162 million. The round was led by Info Edge, a marquee name in the Indian internet and venture landscape, and drew participation from a diverse group of high-profile individual and institutional investors.
This latest capital infusion underscores growing investor confidence in the B2B food supply chain segment, which has seen significant momentum as restaurants, cloud kitchens, and food service operators across India increasingly seek reliable, tech-enabled sourcing solutions.
What Does Urban Harvest Do?
Urban Harvest operates as a technology-driven B2B procurement platform that connects restaurants, cloud kitchens, and food service businesses with fresh produce and high-quality ingredients. By streamlining the traditionally fragmented agricultural supply chain, Urban Harvest helps food businesses reduce waste, cut costs, and maintain consistency in ingredient quality — critical factors in the highly competitive food service industry.
A Broad Investor Base Signals Strong Market Conviction
Alongside lead investor Info Edge, the round attracted a compelling mix of backers including Sandeep Kapadia, J & A Partners, Renu Sehgal Trust, Lc Nueva Advisors, Saburi Projects LLP, Madhuri Madhusudan Kela, Viral Amal Parikh, and the Gauri Khan Family Trust. The participation of both institutional players and prominent individual investors reflects broad market confidence in Urban Harvest's business model and long-term growth potential.
Fueling the Next Phase of Growth
With the Indian cloud kitchen and restaurant sector continuing to expand rapidly, the timing of this raise positions Urban Harvest strategically to scale operations, deepen its geographic footprint across India, and invest in technology infrastructure that further enhances supply chain efficiency. The fresh capital is expected to accelerate the company's ability to onboard new restaurant and cloud kitchen partners while strengthening relationships with farmers and producers at the supply end.
As India's food-tech ecosystem matures, Urban Harvest's Series D marks a significant milestone — not just for the company, but for the broader B2B food supply chain space that is quietly becoming one of the most exciting verticals in Indian startup ecosystem.
