GoCarin Industries Pvt. Ltd., a rising agri-tech startup focused on delivering technology-driven solutions for farmers, has secured ₹49 lakh in funding from the KIIT Technology Business Incubator (TBI). The investment was made under the BIRAC LEAP programme, a flagship initiative supported by the Government of India to accelerate biotech and agri-tech innovation.
Backed by BIRAC LEAP for Scalable Agri-Tech Solutions
The BIRAC LEAP (Launching Entrepreneurs for Affordable Products) programme, led by the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC), is designed to support high-potential startups developing scalable and affordable solutions in biotechnology and agriculture. The fresh funding will empower GoCarin to continue its mission of transforming livestock and farm management through smart, accessible, and sustainable technologies.
Empowering Farmers with Innovative Tools
Ramanuj Panda, Founder and CEO of GoCarin Industries, expressed his appreciation for the support, calling the funding a critical boost for the startup’s growth.
“This support from KIIT TBI and BIRAC is a strong validation of our mission to empower farmers with innovative, tech-enabled tools. It reflects the shared commitment to building a resilient and future-ready agricultural ecosystem,” Panda said.
Driving India’s Bioeconomy
Mrutyunjay Suar, CEO of KIIT-TBI, highlighted the alignment of GoCarin’s vision with the goals of the BIRAC LEAP programme.
“GoCarin represents the transformative thinking the BIRAC LEAP programme seeks to promote. Their focus on solving real-world agricultural challenges through technology perfectly matches our vision for advancing India’s bioeconomy,” Suar added.
Plans for Expansion and Growth
GoCarin intends to use the funding to scale its operations, accelerate product development, and strengthen its market presence. The investment will help the company enhance its offerings in sustainable livestock and farm management solutions, positioning it as a promising player in India’s rapidly evolving agri-tech sector.