
Uncertain farm income
Seasonal returns can struggle to cover fertiliser, labour and cultivation costs.
Now raising · Phase 1 CBG project
Haritika Group is raising ₹6 crore for 6% equity in Tejomay's first 5 TPD compressed biogas project SPV, with the remaining project requirement structured separately as secured debt.
Why Haritika exists
Low and uncertain farm income, wasted biomass, costly inputs and unproductive cattle reinforce each other. When dependable local work is scarce, families are pushed toward already crowded cities.

Seasonal returns can struggle to cover fertiliser, labour and cultivation costs.

Material with potential energy value is often treated as a disposal burden.

When animals no longer support household income, abandonment contributes to road and welfare problems.

Haritika's purpose is to make more value circulate locally: purchase usable farm residue, create energy and fertiliser, support better food-market access, and build skilled work near the communities that produce these resources.
Investor opportunity
The immediate raise is structured around Tejomay's Phase 1 project. Shuddhilok creates a second, consumer-facing growth path built on trusted food demand and rural collection.
Review structure, terms and milestonesEquity for a 5 TPD CBG plant within a separately priced, debt-backed project structure.
A repeatable cluster model sharing engineering, feedstock development and offtake relationships.
Patient capital and operating partners for the first Jaipur fresh market and rural backbone.
One group. A circular rural economy.
The companies operate independently, but their purpose is connected: retain more value near farms, create dependable demand and make sustainability commercially useful.
Our ventures
Each venture has its own audience, operating model and path to scale.
Agricultural biomass into dependable, transport-grade clean gas.
A fresh-food trust brand with a farmer-linked collection backbone.
The Haritika system
One local system links farmer income, waste management, clean energy, soil health, food distribution and rural employment.

Crop residue, cattle dung, energy crops and fresh produce gain organised local demand.
Organic feedstock is converted into compressed biogas for productive use.
Digestate can become bio-fertiliser, reducing waste and supporting soil health.
Dung collection and dairy-linked activity can improve the economics of keeping cattle.
Farmer-linked sourcing helps trusted produce reach households and business buyers.
Income, services and skilled work give families stronger reasons to build their future near home.
Invest in measurable infrastructure