Sid’s Farm raises over ₹81 crore in pre-Series B round

Hyderabad-based D2C dairy and food brand Sid’s Farm will deploy the capital to strengthen supply chains, manufacturing and distribution, develop new products, support farmers and expand into new geographies.

— Source publishedThu, 30 Jul, 2026, 12:59 IST·First seen Thu, 30 Jul, 2026, 13:02 IST·Source YourStory · Capital

What happened

Hyderabad-based D2C dairy and food brand Sid’s Farm raised over Rs 81 crore in a pre-Series B round. It will use the capital to strengthen supply chains,

Key facts

  • Over Rs 81 crore
  • Over 50,000 families
  • Founded in 2016
  • More than 45 quality and safety parameters per batch
  • More than 10,000 quality tests daily

Why this matters

Sid’s Farm’s expansion plans could make it a more relevant partnership or acquisition candidate for food, retail and distribution players seeking D2C dairy capabilities.

What to watch

  • Announcement of new city launches and the pace of subscriber additions.
  • New processing plant, milk-chilling center or distribution-hub investments.
  • Changes in daily milk procurement volumes, farmer network size and sourcing geography.
  • Launches of value-added dairy or packaged-food SKUs.
  • Evidence of improved delivery density, repeat rates and average order value.
  • Competitive responses from Milky Mist, Country Delight, regional dairies and quick-commerce platforms.
  • Further fundraising, strategic dairy partnerships or retail distribution deals.
  • Expand farmer-procurement networks and formalize quality-linked sourcing partnerships.
  • Invest in chilling, processing, packaging and last-mile cold-chain infrastructure.
  • Enter additional metro and tier-1 markets through owned delivery routes, subscriptions and selective retail partnerships.
  • Launch higher-margin products such as curd, paneer, ghee, flavored dairy, probiotic offerings or food adjacencies.
  • Hire for operations, supply chain, category management and city-launch teams.
  • Use the pre-Series B round to establish growth metrics for a larger Series B raise.