Agritech innovation is reshaping Southeast Asia’s agricultural landscape, driving sustainable farming practices and enhancing productivity. From cutting-edge urban farming solutions to advanced IoT-powered platforms, agritech companies in the region are empowering famers with the tools they need to thrive. In this edition, Top 10 of Asia spotlights the top 10 most inspiring agritech companies (in alphabetical order) that have recognised the transformative potential of smart farming, and have taken the lead in revolutionising the farm management and supply chain solutions in the agriculture sector.
ADAMCO (Philippines)
Filipino-owned ADAMCO is an agritech company that engages in manufacturing and distributing agricultural equipment. The company sells rice combine harvesters, four-wheel tractors, rice transplanters, horizontal diesel engines, trailer beds and other small farm equipment. Now the largest dealer of farm machineries with over 37 branches and extension outlets across the Philippines, ADAMCO is committed to building value chain communities from the point of production to the point of consumption. The company holds strong to their belief in making agriculture easier and more profitable for farmers by providing them access to modern agricultural machinery.
AGRHUB (Vietnam)
AGRHUB is an agritech startup based in Vietnam that provides smart agricultural solutions to transform traditional farming. With a focus on research and development, AGRHUB offers a comprehensive, one-stop service including IoT platforms, agribusiness consulting and custom solutions for farms of all sizes. Their advanced technology helps farmers optimise productivity, reduce costs and improve efficiency through devices that monitor and automate farm operations. AGRHUB currently serves over 500 users across 8 countries, offering scalable solutions for home gardens, greenhouses, hydroponics and more.
AgriAku (Indonesia)
Based in Indonesia, AgriAku leverages technology to bridge the gap between farmers and agricultural production facilities. Through its innovative app, AgriAku provides easy access to a wide range of agricultural products at competitive prices, facilitating distribution across Indonesia. With over 23,390 partners, AgriAku ensures a seamless, efficient service, allowing farmers and partners to manage orders, check stock and optimise transactions. Committed to sustainable, inclusive and profitable growth, AgriAku continues to empower Indonesia’s agricultural community by offering affordable solutions and creating additional income opportunities for its partners.
Archisen (Singapore)
Archisen is a pioneering agritech company based in Singapore, specialising in high-tech urban farming solutions. Focused on transforming food production, Archisen designs and operates indoor farms that grow ultra-fresh, nutritious produce using Controlled-Environment Agriculture (CEA). With a projected annual yield of 100 tonnes, their farms maintain optimal conditions to enhance the flavour and nutritional value of plants. The company’s proprietary system, Croptron, integrates IoT technology, sensors and data analytics to optimise farm management and drive efficiency. Founded by Sven Yeo and Vincent Wei, Archisen aims to build the largest network of urban farms across Asia, offering sustainable farm-to-fork solutions.
BoomGrow (Malaysia)
BoomGrow is a leading agritech company revolutionising food production through controlled environment farming. Using a patent-pending technology, its modular and scalable Machine Farm grows greens year-round with 95% less land and water, ensuring optimal taste, nutrition and sustainability. By nurturing plants without chemicals and offering door-to-door delivery, BoomGrow provides fresh, clean produce directly to local communities. Committed to reducing carbon footprints and improving food safety, BoomGrow’s innovative approach to farming helps address the environmental impact of traditional agriculture while meeting the growing demand for nutritious food in Southeast Asia.
DamDoh (Cambodia)
Founded in 2018 by Mr. Manil Ek, DamDoh is committed to empowering small farmers through sustainable organic farming practices. The company’s mission is to combat hunger, alleviate poverty and improve nutrition by providing hands-on training and utilising innovative technology. DamDoh supports farmers in cultivating food on small plots near their homes, fostering self-sufficiency and financial independence. By improving agricultural practices and access to vital resources, the company aims to enhance food security, restore biodiversity and elevate livelihoods. With a focus on education, collaboration and holistic development, DamDoh is transforming the lives of smallholder farming families and promoting a sustainable future.
Easyrice (Thailand)
Led by Phuvin Kongsawat, Easyrice is an AI-driven agritech startup transforming the rice industry with innovative technology. Specialising in rice quality inspection, cultivar purity analysis and data management, Easyrice offers solutions like Easyrice M0 and Easyrice MP to automate quality and purity assessments with precision. Their latest tool, Easyrice Whiteness, sets new benchmarks for rice whiteness measurement. The company focuses on expanding its AI solutions to improve efficiency, reduce costs and minimise errors in rice mills and agricultural businesses. In addition, Easyrice’s sister company, Exambrisk, develops intelligent solutions for businesses, driving technological advancements in agriculture across Southeast Asia.
Fashol (Singapore)
Founded by Sakib Hossain, Fashol is revolutionising supply chains in Bangladesh by providing innovative solutions for both the retail and agriculture sectors. Headquartered in Singapore, the company aims to create a fairer and more affordable food system. Fashol not only offers a one-stop supply service that connects retailers with high-quality products through a pre-order system, they also empower farmers by eliminating intermediaries and offering direct market access. Through its strategic services, Fashol fosters economic growth, enhances efficiency and promotes a greener, more prosperous future for all stakeholders.
Mertani (Indonesia)
Guided by the tagline “Be Part of Nature, Protect the Future”, Mertani is a leading agritech company that supports data resources in the agricultural, meteorological and hydrological sectors. Founded by Yestafat Fawzi in a small garage, Mertani has grown into an industry leader in developing IoT devices that provide accurate data to combat global warming through conservation and mitigation efforts. The company has already gained recognition for its impactful solutions in Indonesia and is now expanding its global presence, promoting its unwavering commitment to environmental sustainability while leveraging cutting-edge technology to drive positive change in the fight against climate change.
Urban Farm Tech (Malaysia)
Urban Farm Tech is a leading agritech company based in Malaysia that focuses on sustainable urban farming solutions. Through innovative hydroponic and aquaponic systems, the company empowers communities, schools and businesses to grow healthy, pesticide-free produce with minimal water and land use. Urban Farm Tech offers consulting, design, build services, technical support and educational programmes, promoting food security and environmental sustainability. They are committed to contributing to a reliable food supply, as well as making the commercial food supply chain safer, healthier.
