New Delhi, April 3 -- Digitalisation and AgriTech adoption in Southeast Asia could unlock a whopping $90 billion in annual GDP gains by 2033, with India leading the way, according to a study authored by Omnivore, Beanstalk AgTech, and Briter.

The study argues that digitalisation and increased adoption could unlock these annual GDP gains by 2033, detailing how the region is currently navigating a sharp market correction. AgriTech investment across Southeast Asia peaked at over USD 750 million in 2022 but fell nearly 70 per cent by 2025.

The decline reflects a period where investors began reassessing the structural realities of fragmented value chains and the difficulties of scaling ventures across diverse South Asian markets.

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