Farmley taps KPMG to raise $50-75M for healthy-snacking push
The Noida-based dry-fruit and makhana D2C brand is seeking $50-75 million, a sharp step up from its $42M Series C at a $110M valuation in May 2025. FY25 revenue hit ₹396.5 crore against a ₹22.6 crore net loss, as investors chase India's branded nut snacking category projected to reach $8.5 billion by 2031.
Indian dry-fruit and healthy-snacking D2C brand Farmley is raising $50-75 million with KPMG as advisor, targeting growth, brand strength and operations expansion amid rising investor interest in India's branded nut and makhana snacking category.
Why this matters
Farmley's raise follows its own signals on healthy snacking heating up and clean-label, protein-led priorities driven by quick commerce, aligning with rising parent demand for premium, healthier snacks.
Retail-brand signals are accelerating, up +273400% QoQ.