Key Takeaways:
- TRACT secures €18.6 million in Series A funding led by Icos Capital with participation from six major investors
- The platform, founded by ADM, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus Company, and ofi, helps global agrifood leaders map and monitor supply chain risk
- Funding will accelerate expansion of platform capabilities, client onboarding, and regulatory compliance tools
- TRACT aims to strengthen resilience, transparency, and sustainability in global food systems
- Investors cite the company’s potential to turn complex supply chain data into measurable climate and social impact
TRACT accelerates growth with €18.6 million investment
TRACT, an enterprise platform enabling the world’s largest agrifood companies to build more resilient and transparent supply chains, announced the closing of a €18.6 million Series A round. The funding was led by climate tech investor Icos Capital with participation from Invest International, Future Food Fund, Rabo Investments, Pymwymic, and Working Capital Fund.
The company’s technology is used by major consumer packaged goods brands and commodity traders to map sourcing networks, assess sustainability risks, and improve traceability.
“Resilient supply chains are the foundation of a more equitable and sustainable food system,” said Allison Kopf, CEO of TRACT. “This funding accelerates our next phase of growth as we scale the platform and support the companies shaping the future of responsible sourcing.”
Founders and strategic alignment with global agrifood leaders
TRACT was founded by four global food and agriculture leaders—Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), Cargill, Louis Dreyfus Company, and olam food ingredients (ofi)—in collaboration with other supply chain companies and non-profit organizations.
Kai-Uwe Ostheim, Vice President of Sustainability Portfolio at ADM, said, “As a founding partner of TRACT, ADM is proud to support a platform that brings further clarity and intelligence to global agrifood supply chains.”
ofi Chief Sustainability Officer Roel van Poppel added, “It has always been the purpose of TRACT to broaden the shareholder base to reinforce the for-the-industry, by-the-industry thinking of the venture.”
Scaling traceability, transparency, and compliance
With climate volatility and new regulations such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) reshaping the global sourcing landscape, companies are under increasing pressure to manage risk and ensure transparency. TRACT’s platform helps agrifood businesses integrate supplier data, streamline compliance, and strengthen long-term resilience.
Invest International’s Senior Investment Manager Tim van Galen emphasized, “Resilient and transparent supply chains are essential to building a sustainable, future-proof food system. TRACT is enabling exactly that.”
The investment will also support enhanced data integration, regulatory readiness tools, and expansion of client services across new markets.
Turning complex data into measurable impact
Investors in the Series A round underscored TRACT’s role as an enabler of real-world climate and social progress.
“Supply chain traceability is key to preventing deforestation and making emissions transparent,” said Icos Capital Founding Partner Nityen Lal. “TRACT turns complex supply chain data into real climate action.”
“TRACT is addressing one of the most critical challenges in global agriculture: making sustainability measurable, actionable, and scalable,” added Ed Marcum, Managing Partner at Working Capital Fund.
From cocoa and coffee to corn and cotton, TRACT serves as a bridge between suppliers and buyers—transforming data visibility into actionable insight and helping shape a more sustainable global food economy.
