Myca Secures $1.3 Mn to Expand AI Platform for Agribusiness

The funding round was headed by Kriscore Capital. Eximius Ventures and Indigram Labs Foundation also joined the round.

Myca intends to use the funds to grow its products expand its engineering team and increase the number of enterprise deployments across India, Southeast Asia, Latin America and Africa.

AI Platform for Agribusiness Operations

Myca creates AI- software to help agribusiness companies handle field operations and business workflows.

The platform takes information shared through messages, calls and photos. Turns it into workflows. This helps teams manage data without relying much on manual work.

The company views WhatsApp as a way for field teams to communicate. It allows teams to share information about crops, logistics, inventory and other agribusiness activities.

Mycas Expansion Plans

With the funding Myca will focus on improving its product features and growing its engineering team.

The company also wants to increase the number of enterprise deployments in India and in regions like Southeast Asia, Latin America and Africa.

Its aim is to help agribusiness companies manage operations across teams that are spread out. It wants to turn information from the field into business data.

Investors in the Funding Round

The $1.3 million -seed funding round was led by Kriscore Capital. It also had participation from Eximius Ventures and Indigram Labs Foundation.

This investment will help Myca develop its products and grow as it builds its AI platform for the agribusiness sector.

About Myca

Myca is an AI startup located in India. It works on software, for agribusiness operations. The company was started by Arnav Pandey, Co-founder and CEO; Seamus Tardif, Co-founder and CRO; and Tejas Dinkar, Co-founder and CTO.

The startup is making AI-powered tools to help agricultural businesses organize field information and make operational workflows easier.

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