BSE Investments, an entirely owned subsidiary of BSE, said it has gone into a joint venture agreement with Frontier Agriculture Platforms Private Limited (FAPL) to drive development in agribusiness markets.
The goal of this JV is to investigate extension and openings accessible in the agricultural commodities exchanging space, driven by a solid force given by the centre to get straightforwardness and productivity in this space.
As a component of this joint endeavor, FAPL would pick 40% equity stake in BSE E-Agricultural Markets Limited (BEAM), the trade said in a statement. FAPL will uphold BEAM with market linkages, interfacing with partners and space information.
"This JV expands on our interest in BEAM and is essential for BSE gathering's' obligation to make a world-class exchanging system for horticulture commodities to the advantage of the ranchers and the Indian economy," Sameer Patil, Chief Business Officer BSE, said.
Through FAPL's' solid industry interface and BSE's' innovative predominance, BEAM means to dispose of bottlenecks related with spot farming exchanging, he added.
Consumer market access and connectivity with the businesses have been the main obstacles for enhancing farmers'' profits, said Nilotpal Pathak, Director FAPL.
"BEAMtechnology 's portal which connects the farmers with the industries and other environment participants in agri-business would go a long way to getting the farming supply-chain productive in the country," he said.
