Farmley
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- Reported: Emami, ITC, Britannia and Orkla India eye Farmley stake in deal that could value the snacks brand at ₹2,000 croreReported: Watch:
- Reported: Farmley's KPMG-advised raise and rapid capital cadence position it as both a consolidation platform and a potential acquisition target in the fragmenting dry-fruit and healthy snacking D2C space.Reported: Noida-based dry-fruit and healthy snacking D2C brand Farmley is seeking $50-75 million in fresh capital, appointing KPMG as advisor.Watch:
- Reported: Reformulate snack lines around protein and natural sweeteners while building dedicated quick-commerce SKUs to capture the premiumisation shift, especially in the parent-driven kids' segment.Reported: Farmley: Protein and clean labels top snacking priorities as quick commerce fuels healthy demand. Farmley's Healthy Snacking 2026 report finds 86% of consumers rank protein as important and 61% favour natural sweeteners, with 60% of parents paying more for healthy kids' snacks.Watch:
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From 5 stories, the newest dated 12 Oct 2026. Summary written 12 Oct 2026.
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Farmley is a snacks brand. [1] source: ET Small Business Omnivore lists Farmley in its consumer portfolio, with a $2 million seed investment and a $40 million Series C. [2] source: Mint L Catterton's India portfolio also includes Farmley. [3] source: Mint
ET Small Business reported in October 2026 that Emami, ITC, Britannia and Orkla India are eyeing a Farmley stake in a deal that could value the company at ₹2,000 crore. [1] source: ET Small Business Farmley's early investors, holding a combined 31%, have put their shares on the block, with preliminary bids due at the end of October and KPMG advising them. [1] source: ET Small Business Storyboard18 reported in October 2026 that Farmley denied stake-sale talks with FMCG firms, saying inbound approaches over two-and-a-half years have not progressed past initial outreach, and that it will consider options after the festive season. [4] source: Storyboard18 Farmley's FY25 operating revenue rose 71.2% to Rs 394.2 crore, with a net loss of Rs 22.6 crore and advertising and promotional spend of Rs 51.8 crore. [4] source: Storyboard18 L Catterton made a Rs 194 crore investment in 2025. [4] source: Storyboard18
Farmley's founders hold a combined 32% and L Catterton holds 21%. [1] source: ET Small Business A Farmley consumer study of about 6,000 people, first published in July and resurfaced in October 2026, found 72 per cent actively seek snacks with functional benefits and 94 per cent want nutritious snacks without giving up taste. [5] source: Business Standard
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Who owns Farmley?
Farmley's founders hold a combined 32% and L Catterton holds 21%, ET Small Business reported in October 2026. Early investors holding a combined 31% have put their shares up for sale. [1] source: ET Small Business
How fast is Farmley growing in India?
Farmley's FY25 operating revenue rose 71.2% to Rs 394.2 crore, Storyboard18 reported in October 2026. The company recorded a net loss of Rs 22.6 crore for the year. [4] source: Storyboard18
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