Acewin Agriteck Limited is planning to raise INR 3,000 million through equity or debt or mix of both to expand its horizon to include aquaculture and agriculture farming and processing in the coming months. As a maturing organization the company have carefully considered a multitude of business streams with potential growth opportunities in the near future and long term. A self-analysis and an educated assessment of the risks involved with the software business has resulted in interest and investment in the food industry like Aqua culture business trading in the third quarter of 2018-19. This experimental diversion has resulted in an additional stream of revenue and increased ROI in several operational areas. This acquisition had resulted in the new entity having different directions for outsourcing and ended up parting ways. However a ray of as hope, the diversification from earlier in this year had turned out to be the savior and resulted in additional revenues that balanced total revenue for the year. As a favorable outcome of aqua business Company thus recorded total revenue of INR 199.0 million revenue in Fiscal Year 2018--19 compared to INR 99.3 million in the previous Fiscal Year 2017-18. To workout this expansion plan, the Company taken on lease an existing hatchery using modern technology with a capacity of producing 600 to750 million prawn and fish seeds per annum to function as own manufacturing facility rather than mere trading in prawn and fish seeds. Taking into consideration of the above facts, going forward, the company plan to start two integrated projects of Aquaculture, Agriculture, Poultry and Dairy farming at a cost of INR 1,500 million in early 2020. The mobilization of required INR 3,000 million for this integrated project will be raised through Equity & Debt. Equity will raised by the way of rights or preferential issue and the debt through some major Financial Institutions. This is going to be a Pilot project and basis the success rate, the Company would add 2 to 3 such integrated projects every year. Such integrated projects would involve (a) Fresh water Fish; Prawn farming & processing (13) Fruits and Vegetables farming (c) Poultry and Goat farming and (d) Dairy farming.