Kisaan Se Kitchen Tak (KSKT), an agri-commerce startup, has raised $1.3 million in funding. The money came from Keiretsu Forum and Favcy’s 1st Cheque Angel Network. The funding includes investment in exchange for company shares (equity) and borrowed money (debt).
The new funds will help KSKT grow into more than 20 cities, bring over 50,000 farmers onto its platform, and use AI tools to predict customer demand better.
KSKT was started by Santosh Srivastava and Ishaan Hukku. KSKT is a cohort startup of the Favcy 1to10 Accelerator. It runs a supply chain platform linking over 5,000 farmers to over 32,000 customers. The company provides fresh produce and daily essentials to businesses (B2B) and individual buyers (B2C).
KSKT says it made ₹14.5 crore in revenue for the financial year 2025, four times more than the previous year. The company aims to reach ₹100 crore in yearly recurring revenue within three years.
KSKT is part of Favcy’s 1to10 Accelerator, a program that helps growing startups from smaller cities (tier II and tier III) that are already making money.
KSKT was chosen for the program because of its strong early revenue and good performance in running its business.
Favcy’s 1to10 Accelerator is now accepting applications for its Summer 2025 batch.
KSKT says that 68% of its customers return to use the service again, and only 3% of its produce goes to waste. The company plans to use the new funding to improve its technology and reach more people.
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