Mayani, a full-stack agri-fisheries value chain platform, has secured $1.7 million in its latest funding round. The company directly sources fresh produce, seafood, and other agricultural products from over 139,000 organized smallholder farmers and fisherfolks. It then distributes these products to more than 30,000 retail customers and over 230 commercial stores, including major supermarket giants like Robinsons Retail, WalterMart, Puregold, and Merry Mart, as well as hotel chains and restaurant brands. Mayani's platform is designed to provide smallholder producers with improved access to markets, essential inputs, and credit.
This capital infusion underscores investor confidence in Mayani's innovative model and its mission to enhance the efficiency and equity of the agri-fisheries supply chain. The company plans to deploy the newly raised funds to scale its operations, further develop its technology platform, and expand its reach across the Philippine agri-fisheries market. This investment is expected to bolster Mayani's efforts to bridge the agri-credit gap and ensure access to quality inputs for its extensive network of producers.
Mayani is supported by a global coalition of early-stage investors, including Silicon Valley VC firms, Asian family offices, and impact investors. The company has also been recognized with awards such as the ADB Innovation in Focus Awardee 2021 and the BPI Sinag Spark Awardee 2021. Looking ahead, Mayani aims to fully unlock the $20 billion potential of the Philippine agri-fisheries sector. Through its end-to-end value chain innovation, scale-driven market partnerships, and massive smallholder grassroots network, Mayani is positioned for continued growth and aims to make the agri-supply chain more dependable for buyers and more equitable for farmers and fisherfolks.
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