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+15 Food VC and Food- & Agritech jobs are online on Jobsnacks?? Please have a look and share it with your network ?? Further, we are also offering venture scouting and dedicated research services for Food- and AgriTech - please reach out if you are interested! ?? Link to website in comments #Foodtech #Agritech #Biotech #VentureCapital #FoodVenture #FoodStartup

+15 Food VC and Food- & Agritech jobs?from Oyster Bay Venture Capital, Saxovent Smart Eco Investments GmbH, Trill Impact, Planet A Ventures, Speedinvest, World Fund, Paradise Foods, share, hexafarms, Cambrium, Cultivated Biosciences, StartLife, FoodYoung, HOLY, ahead? and many more are online?? Please have a look and share it with your network ?? Further, we are also offering venture scouting and dedicated research services for Food- and AgriTech - please reach out if you are interested! ?? Link to website in comments #Foodtech #Agritech #Biotech #VentureCapital #FoodVenture #FoodStartup

?? Exciting update! Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance's global network is expanding! We’re delighted to announce that our existing project partner, ABALOBI has joined us as a full #ORRAA member and S2G Ventures has come on board as an Observer. ? An Earthshot finalist in 2023, ABALOBI is dedicated to building more resilient and sustainable small-scale fishing communities globally through the use of data and Technology For Good. ? S2G is a newly independent $2.5 billion multi-stage investment firm focused on venture and growth-stage businesses across food, agriculture, oceans and energy. Previously the investment arm of Builders Vision, S2G is designed to help innovative companies scale, pursue compelling returns and drive positive outcomes for people and our planet. ? We look forward to continuing our work with Abalobi and collaborating with S2G Ventures to activate greater investment in coastal communities and the Ocean. ?? ? #S2GVentures #ABALOBI #SustainableBlueEconomy

The path to exit for AgriTech companies is usually an M&A transaction by one of the large Agribusiness corporates. Over the years we have seen acquisition transactions of $300 Million + leading to 10x returns for investors, creating a programatic playbook for startups and VCs to follow. My recent observations are that these corporates are done with the pitches and corporate innovation, as demands to deliver shareholder value shifts their focus to more traditional drivers of M&A. Following some discussions with my collaborators at the AgTech Advisory Collective, I decided to detail my observations and usual contrarian perspectives in this article. Enjoy ?? Patrick Honcoop, Maxence Guillaumot, Rhishi P., Allan Fetters, Alejo Valverde Lyons. #Agritech #Agribusiness #Agriculture

Michael Macolino from our AgTech Advisory Collective has shared an insightful article on the role of venture capital in AgTech and the realities of M&A. He highlights several key points: ?? The inherent challenges of operating in a 'tight margin' industry and the importance of startups being mindful of this reality. ?? The critical need for capital efficiency in building sustainable businesses. ?? How genuine value creation, rather than inflated narratives, is the foundation of long-term success. And much more. I highly recommend reading his piece—it’s packed with valuable perspectives. #AgTech #AgriTech #VC #Exit

With recent multimillion investments for animal agtech startups in Europe, how can the entrepreneur and investment community capitalise on this momentum to secure funding to grow early-stage innovators? Senior leaders from Capagro, Export and Investment Fund of Denmark, Lever VC, Fall Line Capital and Nutreco will discuss whether trends such as emissions reductions and supply-chain sustainability platforms are indicative of broader interest in impact investment. Join this conversation at #AnimalAgTech Europe in just two weeks’ time: https://bit.ly/3LQ0eai

?? Exciting Growth for our alumni Voltiris with €5 Million Seed Financing!! This substantial investment propels Voltiris to the forefront of the agrivoltaic industry, accelerating the electrification of high-tech greenhouses. ?? The financing round was co-led by Swiss venture capital firm EquityPitcher Ventures and 3M Ventures, with additional participation from Climate Tech VC fund Satgana and several influential family offices. This robust backing underscores the strong market confidence in Voltiris and its innovative solar solutions. ?? Nicolas Weber, Co-Founder & CEO of Voltiris, shared his excitement about the company's trajectory: "This funding marks a pivotal moment for Voltiris as we expand our commercial footprint across key European markets including Switzerland, France, the Netherlands, and Belgium. We are also excited to continue enhancing our technological edge, making solar-powered greenhouses a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture." ?? With these new funds, Voltiris is set to scale operations, enhance technological developments, and execute confirmed projects in vital markets. The company also plans to expand its teams in Switzerland and the Netherlands, adding expertise in agronomy, solar project development, and sales. Give a warm applaus to our alumni Voltiris! ?? #agritech #greenhouses #greentech #startup #funding

The path to exit for AgriTech companies is usually an M&A transaction by one of the large Agribusiness corporates. Over the years we have seen acquisition transactions of $300 Million + leading to 10x returns for investors, creating a programatic playbook for startups and VCs to follow. My recent observations are that these corporates are done with the pitches and corporate innovation, as demands to deliver shareholder value shifts their focus to more traditional drivers of M&A. Following some discussions with my collaborators at the AgTech Advisory Collective, I decided to detail my observations and usual contrarian perspectives in this article. Enjoy ??

Agtech venture firm achieves $18m first close An Australian agtech ventures firm has achieved a first close of $18 million for its second fund. The firm's investments to date have included a company that develops autonomous farming machinery such as the sprayer pictured here. Read more about this, and much more about venture capital and private equity, at: https://lnkd.in/gE-aPUTb #venturecapital #privateequity #agtech

#fundingalert ??Company:?Insempra ??Funding: $20 Million ?Round: Series A ??Investors:?EQT Ventures, BlueYard Capital, Possible Ventures, Taavet Sten and Acequia Capital, FMCG giant Henkel, Henkel dx Ventures, Bayern Kapital and Alante Capital Insempra?is a biotechnology-powered company enabling businesses to transform their ingredient lists with superior products made in collaboration with nature. For too long, businesses have relied on petrochemical production and environmental exploitation, depleting their limited natural resources, and polluting their planet. Inspired to create a better future in collaboration with nature, Insempra takes a market-first approach to developing its science, creating ingredients that customers need. By harnessing new technologies to advance biological manufacturing processes, the company creates naturally superior products to drive the regenerative revolution. Jens Klein, Ted Persson, Dejan Milo, Ed Van Der Ent, Jens Klein, Johannes Sonnenschein, Jan-Philipp (JP) Pfander, Lin R?mer, Luisa Gronenberg, Marius-Benjamin Schneider Read more -?https://lnkd.in/gXn_PZry To share your startup story write us on -?[email protected] #Insempra #biotechnology #businesses #petrochemical #technologies #revolution #biologicalmanufacturing #funding #fundingnews #news #startup #startupnews #startuprise