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Saudi Aramco backs Mitti Labs to boost water efficiency in Asian rice farming

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Indian agri-tech startup Mitti Labs has secured backing from Saudi Aramco as it works to make rice farming more water-resilient across Asia. The investment signals growing interest from energy giants in sustainable agriculture solutions. Mitti Labs currently operates in India and plans to expand its presence into the Philippines and Indonesia. The company also aims to scale its carbon credits business alongside an agricultural data platform.

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