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Doodhvale Farms Secures $1 Mn Round from Atomic Capital

Jul 8, 2026 | By Startup Rise

Doodhvale Farms Secures $1 Mn Round from Atomic Capital

Doodhvale Farms, a company that delivers milk and daily essentials directly to customers, has raised an additional US$1 million from its existing lead investor, Atomic Capital Fund I.

The company will use the new funding to expand into new markets, strengthen its presence in existing locations, and develop new products.

Doodhvale Farms will also invest in AI and technology to improve demand forecasting and delivery planning. These upgrades will help make its products more affordable and ensure more reliable deliveries for customers.

Aman J Jain, Co-founder and CEO, Doodhvale Farms, said: “Every day, Indian families settle for less in the food they trust most, from milk to the protein their children need. Doodhvale Farms exists to end that compromise. Atomic backed the conviction early, and this round is us doubling down on it. The capital lets us reach more homes, widen our protein and essentials range, and use technology to make honest food more affordable. This was never just about milk. It’s about becoming part of how Indian households eat every day, without trading away quality to do it.”

Apoorv Gautam, Founder & Managing Partner, Atomic Capital Fund I, said: “We have backed Doodhvale Farms from an early stage, and this follow-on investment reflects our deepening conviction in the company. The team has demonstrated a rare ability to scale rapidly while maintaining strong unit economics, capital efficiency, and contribution-level discipline. In a market this large, when you see founders executing with such clarity and consistency, you double down.”

Founded by Aman J Jain, Doodhvale Farms follows a direct-to-consumer (D2C) model, delivering milk, dairy products, and daily essentials directly to customers. It currently operates in Delhi-NCR, Chandigarh, Ambala, Karnal and Meerut. The company also sells products like ghee and wood-pressed oils across India.

Over the past year, the company's D2C business has almost doubled, helping its overall revenue grow by about 65%. Around 90% of its revenue now comes from direct customer sales, while value-added products such as ghee and other processed items contribute about 35% of total revenue.

Doodhvale Farms has expanded its product range beyond milk and dairy to include protein-rich products, atta, and wood-pressed oils.

Over the next 12 to 18 months, the company plans to expand into more cities, strengthen its presence in existing markets, and more than double its business.

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