- Agteria Biotech raised €6M to reduce methane emissions from cattle digestion.
- The startup’s patent-pending molecule is highly effective, scalable, and cost-efficient.
- Funding will support regulatory approvals and safety studies for market launch.
- Agteria’s innovation aligns with global climate goals to cut agricultural emissions sustainably.
Swedish startup Agteria Biotech has raised €6 million in seed funding to develop its methane-reducing solution for cattle, a major contributor to climate change.
The funding round was co-led by Industrifonden and AgriZeroNZ, with support from Norrsken Launcher and Mudcake.
Agteria aims to cut 1% of global greenhouse gas emissions by tackling methane from livestock digestion.
The startup, founded in 2023 by Martin Blomberg, Tommi Remonen, and Maia Lidbeck, has developed a patent-pending molecule that significantly reduces methane emissions from cattle.
Unlike existing solutions, Agteria’s approach is highly effective, scalable, and cost-efficient, making it an attractive option for meat and dairy producers.
The fresh investment will support regulatory approval and safety studies to bring the solution to market.
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With growing interest from farmers and feed companies, Agteria’s innovation is set to play a critical role in reducing agricultural emissions, offering a viable and sustainable climate solution.
