The agriculture industry employs around 58% of the Indian population contributing significantly to the Indian economy at around 18% of the country’s GDP. The sector is highly reliant on factors such as manpower, capital and rainfall, all of which pose a formidable challenge.
Samunnati believes agriculture in India is more than it appears to be – it is diverse, vibrant and spirited. In fact, Indian agriculture is constantly evolving, not just for the technology it uses or modern practices it appropriates.
With the potential to act as a catalyst for change in the agricultural sphere, FPOs have established their positive role in enhancing farmers’ capacity through a market-oriented approach.
We are extremely delighted to announce that Samunnati has ranked as a position holder in various categories by one of India’s biggest industry bodies – Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)
Our acquisition of Kamatan - an agri logistics and supply chain company serving some of the largest agri enterprises, food processors and institutional buyers in the market today, cements a partnership, unlike anything India's agri ecosystem, has witnessed yet.
Samunnati believes agriculture in India is more than it appears to be – it is diverse, vibrant and spirited. In fact, Indian agriculture is constantly evolving, not just for the technology it uses or modern practices it appropriates.
Women are the backbone of agriculture. They play the role of farmers, workers, and entrepreneurs, yet they lack resources and opportunities.
Growth is almost always a consequence of change – more specifically, adapting to change. No sector in the India economy is an exception to this norm.
The agriculture employs around 58% of the population contributing significantly to the Indian economy and accounting for 13% of total exports from the country.
In July 2020, to benefit the farmers for realising better prices for their crops with minimal risk, SEBI has approved the launch of ‘Options in Goods’ in the commodity derivatives segment through Exchanges.
