Business growth: Arqivo enters Karnataka territory, hosts high-profile event with regional industry bigwigs in Bengaluru to celebrate debut
Arqivo, a new subsidiary of global agrochemical leader Tagros Chemicals, has entered the Indian market with a focus on innovation, sustainability, and AI integration. The company launched in Karnataka on July 03, 2025, with a substantial turnout of channel partners from across the state, as well as key figures from major agricultural regions.
The launch event, held in Bengaluru, marked Tagros' strategic entry into the Indian market. Jobi Eapen, President of Tagros and Director of Arqivo, emphasized the company's dedication to developing globally benchmarked agrochemical molecules and strengthening partnerships with farmers and channel partners through active field engagement.
Arqivo's AI-integrated strategy involves incorporating AI models into its operations from the outset, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and value creation. This approach is designed to support better decision-making and optimize resource allocation, allowing Arqivo to break traditional barriers and bridge gaps in the agrochemical trade.
Key components of Arqivo's strategy include innovation and quality, sustainability, AI integration, and collaboration with farmers and partners. The company aims to introduce new, world-class quality molecules to the Indian market, focusing on innovative and farmer-focused agrochemical solutions. Arqivo also emphasizes sustainable practices, aligning with its core values and commitment to environmental responsibility.
In addition to its AI integration, specific details on how AI is integrated into each aspect of the business were not provided. However, Arqivo's emphasis on AI suggests a commitment to leveraging technology for sustainable agricultural innovation and improving crop protection practices in India.
Viraj Agrawal, Commercial Manager, Chandrashekhar Nagathan, GM South, Sai Goutham, ZBM Karnataka, Radha Krishna, CEO of Arqivo, Malakajappa Sarawad, Vice President, and Parikshith Jhaver, one of the founders of Tagros Chemicals, were also present at the launch event.
Arqivo's commitment to providing innovative, farmer-focused agrochemical solutions tailored for the Indian market, coupled with its focus on sustainability and AI integration, positions the company as a promising player in India's agrochemical sector. With Tagros aiming to become a trusted name in India's agrochemical sector with Arqivo, the future of sustainable agriculture in India looks promising.
The strategic entry of Tagros Chemicals into the Indian market, through its subsidiary Arqivo, is also venturing into the wider industry of finance and business. Arqivo's AI-integrated strategy aims to optimize resource allocation and improve decision-making, not just in agriculture, but also in financial planning and business operational efficiency.
