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KUALA LUMPUR - Agroz Inc. (NASDAQ:AGRZ), a $130.69 million market cap agricultural technology company currently trading near its 52-week high of $6.30, announced Thursday the launch of its proprietary Agroz OS platform, built on Microsoft Azure’s AI infrastructure to create data-driven food production systems. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company has demonstrated remarkable growth with revenue surging 121% in the last twelve months.
The agricultural technology company said its platform integrates automation, artificial intelligence, and sustainable design to develop what it calls "food infrastructure" - modular and measurable agricultural systems that can be deployed in various settings. With a healthy gross profit margin of 36.26% and operating with moderate debt levels, Agroz has positioned itself strongly in the agricultural technology sector. InvestingPro subscribers can access 12 additional exclusive tips about Agroz’s financial health and market position.
Agroz’s first commercial offering was co-developed with Harvest Today, LLC, which developed the patented Harvest Wall technology. The system uses vertical, AI-orchestrated environments to produce pesticide-free vegetables closer to urban areas while reducing resource usage.
"We are building agriculture into the next great infrastructure class," said Gerard Lim, Director and Chief Executive Officer of Agroz, in a press release statement.
The company’s Agroz OS platform will power future AI-enabled products in development, including Agroz Copilot, which aims to provide real-time recommendations and predictive analytics for farm operations.
Agroz’s business model spans four divisions: Design & Build, Operations & Management, Technology, and Product Commercialization. The company reports that its sustainability strategy aligns with 10 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The company’s growth plans may benefit from Malaysia’s Budget 2026, which introduces a 10-year income tax exemption for new agricultural ventures, according to the announcement.
Agroz said it plans to expand its infrastructure across Malaysia and key Asia-Pacific markets while launching new analytics and automation tools built on its operating system.
The company describes itself as fully vertically integrated, designing, building, managing, and operating indoor Controlled Environment Agriculture vertical farms that deliver vegetables directly to consumers and businesses.
In other recent news, Agroz Inc. successfully completed its initial public offering, raising approximately $5 million in gross proceeds. The company sold 1,250,000 ordinary shares at $4.00 per share. Following the IPO, Agroz’s shares began trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market. This development marks a significant milestone for the company as it enters the public market. The funds raised through this offering are expected to support Agroz’s growth initiatives. The company’s entry into the Nasdaq is a notable event for investors and stakeholders. These recent developments highlight Agroz’s strategic financial moves.
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