Key Takeaways
- Nofence has raised €30 million in Series B funding, reported as the largest AgriTech round in Europe so far in 2025.
- The company develops virtual fencing solutions for cattle, goats, and sheep, aiming to improve land use and animal welfare.
- Funding will support product development, international expansion, and more efficient grazing solutions for farmers worldwide.
- CEO Joachim Kahler emphasized the company’s mission to make agriculture more sustainable and efficient.
Investment and Objectives For Nofence
Nofence announced the close of a €30 million Series B round, aimed at accelerating innovation and global expansion of its virtual fencing platform. The company said the new capital will allow it to provide more efficient grazing solutions, optimize land use, and enhance animal welfare for farmers managing cattle, goats, and sheep.
In a company statement, Nofence expressed appreciation for the trust of its investors, team members, and farming community, noting that the funding will make grazing management more flexible, efficient, and accessible.
Nofence CEO Perspective
Joachim Kahler, CEO of Nofence, described the funding as a milestone for the business and the broader AgriTech sector.
“When I joined Nofence last year, I stepped into a company that had already proven virtual fencing could change the way we manage grazing,” Kahler said. “What struck me immediately was the strength of the vision, the numbers of, and trust from, the farmers already putting it into practice.
“This raise is only fuel to further accelerate our mission: making agriculture more sustainable, efficient, and better for both farmers and livestock. It also gives us the resources to accelerate innovation, scale internationally, and continue improving the product farmers rely on every day.”
International Expansion and Product Development
The Series B round provides Nofence with additional resources to scale its operations beyond existing markets, enhance its technology, and respond to the growing demand for sustainable grazing solutions.
The company highlighted that its virtual fencing system enables farmers to manage livestock without physical barriers, offering flexibility in land management while supporting both productivity and animal welfare.
