Agri value chain enabler Samunnati has concluded its latest ₹50 crore NCD (Non-Convertible Debenture) tranche through the digital bond platform Wintwealth. This is an important milestone, as the total fund raised via Wintwealth platform has now reached to impressive ₹160 crore, the company said in a statement.
This proactive approach to fundraising and strategic partnerships underscores its commitment to financial innovation and rural development. This milestone has fortified Samunnati’s capital base and paved the way for retail investors to directly participate in the growth of Indian agriculture, making them key contributors to a more inclusive and resilient rural economy.
“Our journey with Wintwealth has not just been about raising capital—it’s about building trust, access, and opportunity,” said Anil Kumar SG, Founder & CEO, Samunnati. “We deeply value our partnership with the Wintwealth team, whose innovative platform has opened up new avenues for channeling capital to where it is most needed. As we gear up for the next phase with a planned ₹300 Cr raise, we remain committed to creating impact at scale across the agri value chain,” he said.
Samunnati’s mission to make markets work for smallholder farmers finds deeper resonance in its ability to bring mainstream retail capital to agri-finance, enabling scale and sustainability across the ecosystem.
“SEBI’s reforms have made the bond market accessible to retail investors, and they can now invest in listed bonds at ticket sizes as low as ₹10,000. It’s heartening to see the overwhelming response that Samunnati’s listed bonds have received. This capital infusion is enabling much-needed financial momentum in India’s agriculture sector—something Samunnati is proud to lead,” said Anshul Gupta, Co-founder, Wintwealth.
Samunnati has consistently worked to bridge the gap between smallholder farmers and formal financial systems by creating innovative, scalable models that blend finance, technology, and market linkages. From enabling access to working capital for FPOs to building inclusive supply chains, Samunnati has positioned agriculture not just as a livelihood sector, but as an investable opportunity for institutions and individuals alike.
