Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Kisan Canteen Secures ₹212 Crore Valuation
Kisan Canteen is a special supermarket for rural areas in India.
It helps farmers and villagers by providing them with things like seeds, groceries, and even technology advice.
They just got a big investment of ₹212 crore, which means they can grow even more.
The company wants to make life better for farmers by giving them fair prices and new opportunities.
They have stores in Bihar and plan to expand to other states.
The founder, Kunal Anand, believes that rural India needs chances to grow, not just help.
He wants Kisan Canteen to be a place where farmers can trust and use modern technology.
Kisan Canteen secured funding at a ₹212 crore valuation.
It operates through Kisan Sarthi (village-level outlets) and Kisan Canteen (block-level supermarkets).
The company supports over 100,000 farmers through 300+ Sarthi outlets.
It offers agricultural inputs, groceries, technology, and financial services.
Kisan Canteen plans to expand to Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
- Who
- Kisan Canteen, founded by Kunal Anand
- What
- Secured funding at a ₹212 crore valuation
- When
- January 8
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To expand its rural supermarket chain and transform rural lives
- Valuation
- ₹212 crore
- Founder and CEO
- Kunal Anand
- Current Regions
- Champaran and Munger (Bihar)
- Expansion Plans
- Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh
- Farmers Supported
- 100,000+
- Sarthi Outlets
- 300+
