Contract manufacturer Agrizy aims for a 67% revenue jump to ₹900 crore by fiscal year 2027. The company plans to leverage its tech-driven research capabilities and expand into international markets. This follows a 55% revenue growth reported in the previous fiscal year.
Agrizy, a contract research, development, and manufacturing organization (CRDMO) focused on the food, beverage, and wellness sectors, has announced plans to reach a revenue of approximately ₹900 crore by the end of fiscal year 2027. This target represents a 67% increase from its reported revenue growth trajectory. The company, which helps brands with product formulation, ingredient sourcing, and manufacturing, is shifting its focus toward scaling its presence both within India and in global markets.
The company’s growth strategy centers on a tech-first approach, where artificial intelligence is integrated into the product development process. By working with a network of manufacturing partners, Agrizy aims to shorten the time it takes for food and wellness brands to bring new products to store shelves. According to the company, this model gained traction last year, leading to a 55% increase in revenue compared to the previous period when it recorded approximately ₹350 crore.
To support this expansion, Agrizy has recently invested in upgrading its laboratory infrastructure. These facilities are now equipped to handle complex product categories, including sports nutrition, functional beverages, plant-based products, and clean-label snacks. This infrastructure enhancement is designed to support the company’s goal of moving into higher-value product segments that are seeing increased consumer interest.
As part of its long-term roadmap, Agrizy intends to build a dedicated international sales and distribution network to facilitate exports. The management has indicated that the company is exploring future funding rounds to finance these expansion initiatives, which include further investments in research and development and technological upgrades. While the company is currently private, these growth plans suggest a significant increase in capital spending over the next two years as it seeks to scale its operational capacity and market reach.
For investors and industry observers, the key monitorable will be the company’s ability to execute this expansion without putting undue pressure on its profit margins. As Agrizy scales its operations, maintaining quality control across its network of manufacturing partners and successfully navigating the complexities of international regulatory standards for food exports will be important factors in its future performance.