Omnivore Partners
Overview
Omnivore invests in startups from India developing breakthrough technologies for food, agriculture, and the rural economy.\\We invest in:\\Agricultural Technology\- Digital platforms, Big Data solutions \- Precision agriculture, Internet-of-Things \- Remote sensing, UAVs, farm automation \- Sustainable inputs for smallholder famers\\Innovative Food\- Branded products, novel ingredients\- New food processing technologies\- Value chains linked to smallholder farmers\- Traceability, food safety, and nutrition solutions\\Rural Livelihoods\- Water management (irrigation, monitoring)\- Financial technology for smallholder farmers\- Off-grid power solutions (generation, efficiency)\- Storage technologies, supply chain tools\\Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/OmnivorePartners
Investment Focus
- Early-stage companies
- Agriculture and food technology focus
- Alignment with impact objectives
Portfolio Companies
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What sectors does Omnivore Partners invest in?
Omnivore Partners invests in Agriculture, Food Technology and Climate Tech, and is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Omnivore Partners is listed as a vc in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Omnivore Partners invest at?
Omnivore Partners backs companies at Seed and Early Stage, writing cheques of 250K - 2M.
Which regions does Omnivore Partners invest in?
Omnivore Partners invests across India.
What companies has Omnivore Partners invested in?
Omnivore Partners's portfolio includes BharatAgri, Arya, DeHaat, Stellapps, AgNext, Agrizy, Varaha and Suite42.
How do I contact Omnivore Partners?
Omnivore Partners's contact details — including phone and LinkedIn — are listed in the ConnectSafely investor database, along with its website and the LinkedIn profiles of the team.
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