- AgriTech Agurotech secures €2.25 million.
- The funding round was led by Navus Ventures, ROM InWest, and Rabo Ventures.
- This investment will fuel the company’s international expansion.
Agurotech, an Amsterdam-based deep-tech company specializing in data-driven agriculture, has announced it has raised €2.25 million in funding.
This investment will fuel the company’s international expansion and further develop its innovative solutions for efficient and sustainable farming.
The funding round was led by Navus Ventures, ROM InWest, and Rabo Ventures, demonstrating strong confidence in Agurotech’s potential to revolutionize the agricultural sector.
Founded in 2020, Agurotech provides farmers with a comprehensive suite of hardware and software tools, including sensor technology, weather stations, and AI-powered applications.
These solutions empower farmers to make informed decisions based on real-time data and insights, optimizing resource allocation, such as water usage, and improving overall farm productivity.
“Our system has been proving for nearly five years that farmers can grow more effectively with the help of our hardware and software,” says Joëlle Van den Brand, co-founder of Agurotech. “Optimizing water, frost protection, fertigation, pesticides, and crop protection usage also contributes to more sustainable agriculture.”
The investors recognize the importance of Agurotech’s mission to drive sustainability and efficiency in agriculture.
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“It’s fantastic that Agurotech, a leading company from North Holland, can scale up further thanks to this investment and increase its impact on the food transition,” says Sara Schaafsma, Investment Manager at ROM InWest.
Agurotech’s successful funding round underscores the growing interest in AgriTech solutions that address the pressing need for sustainable and efficient food production.
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