Aqgromalin, a South India-based agritech startup, expands delivery services to Assam

Guwahati: Aqgromalin, a South India-based “farm diversification integrator”, has announced the expansion of its delivery services to Assam in the North East.

The agritech startup, being a tech-enabled farm diversification company, aims to increase the accessibility of animal husbandry and aquaculture input materials to farmers in all major parts of the country.

There is, at present, a limited number of hatcheries in India, due to which a majority of the farmers have to deal with middlemen to procure input materials for animal husbandry and aquaculture. These sectors themselves are highly unorganised. Expansion of Aqgromalin’s delivery services to Assam (and other parts of India) aims to address these bottlenecks.


“The accessibility to input material is the first step towards diversification,” said Prasanna Manogharan, co-founder and chief executive officer, Aqgromalin. “We are delighted to address the shortcomings of the market by making the accessibility of input materials for animal husbandry and aquaculture farmers across the country.”

“In the coming three months, we also look forward to pan-India expansion,” he said. “So far, Aqgromalin has delivered old ducklings, turkey chicks and other varieties of chicken in Assam.”