Key Takeaways
- ReSoil has raised €4 million from institutional and private investors, including Banque des Territoires, InvESS Île-de-France Amorçage, and Generali Investissement à Impact.
- The company plans to expand its digital tools and support more farmers in transitioning toward regenerative and low-carbon agriculture.
- ReSoil will strengthen its carbon and biodiversity measurement platform, ReSoil Carbon, which already monitors over 100,000 hectares.
- The investment enables expanded remuneration mechanisms for farmers through Label Bas-Carbone credits and agroecological premiums.
- French regional and national stakeholders emphasize the initiative’s role in sustainability, agricultural resilience, and territorial impact.
ReSoil Funding Round Marks New Phase for Agroecological Transition
A Mission to Equip Farmers for Change
ReSoil, a mission-driven company supporting French farmers in agroecological transition, has announced a €4 million funding round. The investment comes from Banque des Territoires, InvESS Île-de-France Amorçage (initiated by the Île-de-France Region), and Generali Investissement à Impact—two funds managed by INCO Ventures.
Founded in 2022, ReSoil aims to provide farmers with the resources needed to evolve their practices, reduce environmental impacts, and better capture the value of environmental services generated on their farms.
ReSoil Strengthens Tools for Measurement, Support, and Financing
Building a More Resilient Agricultural Model
ReSoil combines carbon and biodiversity impact measurement with technological innovation and tailored support for farmers, cooperatives, agribusinesses, and food manufacturers. The company highlights that its objective is to build a more resilient agricultural system, particularly in the face of climate variability.
