Swegreen Secures USD 2.2M to Scale In-Store Farming Operations
ICA Kvantum Märsta has selected Swegreen's in-store growing technology, with the Saga Medium system launching in spring 2026.
AgTech Funding News delivers the latest updates on investments, venture capital, and funding rounds fueling growth in agricultural technology.
Covering news on seed funding, Series A through C rounds, and strategic investments, this category provides insights into the financial landscape shaping AgTech innovation.
Discover which startups and technologies are attracting investor interest—from precision agriculture and crop biotechnology to sustainable farming solutions—and learn about trends driving capital into the sector. Stay informed on the funding activities and key players advancing the future of agriculture through financial support and strategic growth.
ICA Kvantum Märsta has selected Swegreen's in-store growing technology, with the Saga Medium system launching in spring 2026.
Halter raised NZD$377 million ($220 million USD) in Series E funding led by Founders Fund at a $3.43 billion valuation.
Volta Greentech secured 18 MSEK (approximately €1.7M) in funding led by Axel Johnson Group to prepare for the European market launch of its methane-reducing feed additive.
Cauldron Ferm has closed a $13.25 million Series A2 round led by Main Sequence Ventures, bringing total funding to $26 million
Agrim successfully raised $17.3 million in Series B funding led by Asia Impact Fund, with continued support from Kalaari Capital, India Quotient, Omnivore, and Accion Venture Labs.
Gennate Ltd, a Greater Manchester deep-tech company, has closed a £550,000 (~$733,755) seed funding round led by SFC Capital
BBLeap closed a €5 million investment round led by new investors ESquare Capital and Yield Lab Europe, alongside existing shareholders including founders and Brabant Development Agency.
Governor Mike Braun announced a $1 billion state investment in agricultural and life sciences sectors with the goal of creating 100,000 high-wage jobs over 10 years.
The second round of the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Beginning Farmer Grant Program provides $1.7 million in available funding.
Oregon House Bill 5204 allocated $1.8 million to fund the Oregon Department of Agriculture's Japanese beetle program through the 2026 and 2027 crop years.
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