AgriTech Investors
69 investors back AgriTech startups on Startup Fountain.
Startup Fountain is a matching platform for early-stage European startups raising capital. Investors join it themselves and set out what they invest in, so a founder can ask for a warm introduction rather than send a cold email.
This page describes the investors backing AgriTech startups. It is not a scraped directory — everyone counted here chose to be on the platform and can be reached through it. The figures cover all of them; the funds named further down are some of the investors on the platform.
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What counts as AgriTech
AgriTech covers startups modernizing how food is grown, processed, and distributed, from precision farming and vertical agriculture to supply chain traceability and alternative inputs. Investors in this space tend to weigh sustainability credentials and regulatory pathway alongside the usual early-stage metrics, since much of the sector sits at the intersection of technology and food policy.
Key figures
| Investors backing AgriTech startups | 69 |
|---|---|
| Joined in the last 90 days | 11 |
Among them, cheques typically run €50k – €100k–€2.5M and above and under 1% are angels.
11 of these 69 investors joined Startup Fountain in the last 90 days.
How this compares
| Typical cheque | €50k – €100k to €2.5M and above |
|---|---|
| Angel investors | <1% |
| Specialists, listing three sectors or fewer (median listed: 10) | 5.8% |
| Startups here per investor | 0.2 |
Other sectors these investors cover
Some of the funds active in AgriTech
Some of the investors on the platform, with the geography and sectors they set themselves. Angels are counted above but never named.
7 more are on the platform but not shown here; the rest of the 69 counted here are reachable through the platform without being named individually.
AgriTech investors by country
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Frequently asked questions
What is Startup Fountain?
- Startup Fountain is a matching platform for early-stage European startups raising capital. Founders apply once and are matched with investors who have stated they back their sector, stage and country; investors join to see startups that fit the criteria they set. Introductions are made through the platform rather than by cold outreach.
How many investors back AgriTech startups on Startup Fountain?
- 69 investors have named this as something they invest in and accept introductions for it. The figure counts investors who joined the platform and set their own criteria — it does not include the wider group who only receive deal-flow updates.
What cheque sizes do investors in AgriTech startups write?
- Typically €50k – €100k to €2.5M and above, taken as the median minimum and median maximum across the 69 investors counted here. Individual funds vary.
Are there angel investors backing AgriTech startups?
- Yes — under 1% of the 69 investors here are angels rather than funds. They are counted in every figure on this page but are never named, since naming a fund and naming a private individual are different acts.
Why doesn't this number match the investor count on the Startup Fountain homepage?
- This page counts investors who back this specific sector and country and accept introductions through the platform for it. Separately, around 700 investors receive Startup Fountain's deal-flow updates and may reach out to a startup directly; they aren't tied to any one sector or country, so they don't appear in the figures on these pages. The two numbers measure different things and aren't meant to match.
Are these real investors, or a scraped list?
- Real, and reachable. Every investor counted here signed up to Startup Fountain and set out what they invest in themselves — scraped records are excluded from these figures entirely. A startup that passes review can request a warm introduction rather than cold-emailing them.
Are angel investors included?
- Yes, in the figures. Angels are counted alongside funds, because they are the group founders find hardest to locate anywhere else. They are never named, though: naming a fund and naming a private individual are different acts, and only some of the funds on the platform appear by name.
Can investors choose whether they're named publicly?
- Yes. Investors control their own visibility when they join Startup Fountain, and only some choose to appear by name on these pages. The rest are still counted in the figures and reachable through the platform — they're just not named.
How do I reach these investors?
- Apply as a startup. Companies that pass review are matched against the criteria each investor set, and introductions are requested through the platform — including the investors who are counted here but not named.
How current are these figures?
- They are rebuilt from the live platform data, and the date they were last refreshed is shown at the foot of this page. The counts move as startups join, finish raising, or are reviewed.
What counts as an AgriTech startup?
- Any early-stage company applying technology to farming, food production, or the agricultural supply chain, from precision agriculture hardware to farm management software to novel food inputs.
Which AgriTech sub-sectors are most active right now?
- Precision agriculture, vertical and controlled-environment farming, and supply chain traceability tend to draw the most investor interest, though this shifts as the underlying startup pool changes.
How do I connect with AgriTech investors on Startup Fountain?
- Apply as a startup for free, no broker fees, and Startup Fountain matches you with vetted investors actively looking in this space.
Raising in AgriTech?
Founders apply once and request warm introductions to the investors counted above, rather than cold-emailing them.
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Data as of .