Sustainable Infrastructure.
Strong Returns.

A sustainable, scalable infrastructure model designed to maximize value for farmers while delivering strong returns to investors.

Tehsil-Level Infrastructure

Each tehsil deployment includes integrated components working together as a complete cold chain ecosystem

Reefer Containers

20–40 ft container-based cold storage units providing 55–100 MT capacity

Temperature: -25°C to +15°C

Feeder Vans

Temperature-controlled logistics for first and last-mile connectivity

Capacity: 5–10 MT per vehicle

Processing Units

Grading, sorting, packing, and quality control facilities

Throughput: 15 MT/hour

Solar Systems

100% renewable energy with battery backup for 24/7 operations

Capacity: 50–100 kW per site

Farmer Payment Model

Transparent pricing structure that ensures farmer profitability

Immediate Payment

$ Upfront

75%

Farmers receive 75% of market value upfront upon deposit. No waiting, no uncertainty — immediate cash flow guaranteed.

Profit Share

↗ Post-Sale

25%+

Remaining 25% paid post-sale, plus share of profit from price appreciation. Farmers benefit from better market timing.

Key Benefits No forced distress sales Market-linked pricing power Transparent profit sharing

Revenue Streams

Diversified income sources ensuring financial sustainability

Storage Fees
40%

Per-ton storage charges based on duration and temperature requirements

Trading Margin
35%

Profit from price appreciation between storage and sale timing

Processing Services
15%

Value-added services like grading, sorting, packing, and quality certification

Logistics Fees
10%

Transportation charges for first and last-mile connectivity

Carbon Credits
5%

Revenue from renewable energy usage and reduced food waste

Data Services
5%

Market intelligence and supply chain analytics for stakeholders

Unit Economics

Financial model for one tehsil-level deployment

Initial Investment ₹5–7 Cr
Storage Capacity 50,000 MT
Annual Revenue ₹8–10 Cr
Operating Costs ₹3–4 Cr
EBITDA Margin 50–60%
Payback Period 18–24 months

Scalability Model

Phased expansion across agricultural regions

Phase 1

50 Tehsils

Year 1–2

Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh

Phase 2

200 Tehsils

Year 3–4

Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Maharashtra

Phase 3

500+ Tehsils

Year 5+

Pan-India Expansion