While Silicon Valley chases AI unicorns, Varaha is building something more tangible: a carbon removal empire powered by 60 million smallholder farmers in South Asia. They've turned regenerative agriculture into a scalable, profitable business model where the soil is the asset and the farmer is the shareholder.

"They're not just selling carbon credits—they're building a financial infrastructure for farmers who've been systematically excluded from it for centuries."

The real innovation isn't just the biochar and regenerative agriculture—it's the trust infrastructure. When farmers in rural India or Bangladesh adopt these practices, they need proof that the carbon they're sequestering will actually pay. Varaha's model creates a direct pipeline: verified carbon removal → corporate buyers → payment to farmers. No middlemen taking 40% cuts, no opaque markets.

• Revenue efficiency: $312K per employee (above industry average for agtech)
• Traffic quality: 45% organic vs 42% direct (indicates strong brand recall)
• Market expansion: From India to Bangladesh and Nepal in 3 years
• Tech stack: Uses HubSpot + AWS for scalable farmer management