Agurotech has raised a new investment of €2.25 million from Navus Ventures, ROM InWest and Rabo Ventures. This funding will enable the Amsterdam-based deep-tech company, a leader in data-driven agriculture, to accelerate its international growth and help make the global food system more future-proof.
Founded in 2020, Agurotech is led by Joëlle van den Brand and Lilia Planjyan. The company develops, manufactures, and delivers hardware and software solutions, including sensor technology, weather stations, and applications, to farmers. These tools enable farmers to make informed decisions based on real-time data and insights, optimising resources like water. The intuitive software provides insights into soil conditions, local weather patterns as well as AI-driven forecasts.
The investment will allow Agurotech to expand internationally at a faster pace. “We now have hundreds of customers and are gaining traction in more regions, especially in Southern Europe, the Middle East, the U.S., and Canada. For these new markets, we need to build inventory, hire staff, set up services, and establish local partnerships—all requiring significant investment. Thanks to this funding round, we can maintain our momentum and grow even faster,” says Planjyan.
Navus Ventures, Rabo Ventures and ROM InWest aim to further support the digitisation of agriculture and promote more efficient use of resources in the sector through the investment.