Omnivore VC Fund III | 2010 VC Fund

Omnivore VC

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Status

ACTIVE

Global HQ

Mumbai, India

Countries of investment

India
Indonesia
Vietnam
Philippines
Singapore

Investment stages

Seed
Series A
Series B

Industries

AgriFood
AgTech
Farmer Platforms
Agri FinTech
Precision Agriculture
Post-Harvest Tech
Agrifood Life Sciences
Climate Tech

About
Omnivore is a Mumbai-based impact venture capital firm investing in agrifood and climate startups across India and Southeast Asia. Their thesis spans farmer platforms, agri fintech, precision agriculture, F2C brands, and agrifood life sciences. The firm invests at seed and Series A with three funds and 55+ portfolio companies.

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Max check size: $5M
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Investment Thesis

Omnivore is an impact venture capital firm investing in the future of food, agriculture, and climate across India and Southeast Asia. They back early-stage founders building breakthrough technologies in farmer platforms, agri fintech, precision agriculture, F2C brands, post-harvest tech, and agrifood life sciences. The firm differentiates itself as the pioneer of Indian agritech investing with three funds, a 14-year track record, and deep DFI-backed LP base including IFC, KfW, Proparco, FMO, and the Gates Foundation.

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Manager's Experience

Co-Founders and Managing Partners Mark Kahn and Jinesh Shah established Omnivore in 2010 as India's first dedicated agritech VC, with Kahn bringing prior experience as EVP Strategy and Business Development at Godrej Agrovet. Partners Reihem Roy and Subhadeep Sanyal add deep Indian agribusiness and technology expertise. With $700M+ cumulative AUM across Funds I–III plus the Agritech and Climate Sustainability Fund (ACSF), the Mumbai-based 18-person team including 5 partners has executed 57 investments and 5 exits focused on farmer platforms, rural fintech, precision agriculture, and food supply chain. Notable portfolio companies include Eruvaka Technologies (exited to Nutreco) and Varaha.