Berlin-based digital MRV company Seqana has successfully closed a €3.2 million funding round. This investment, led by Pymwymic with participation from HTGF and Counteract, combines venture and debt capital, including a startup loan from Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank, to advance soil health measurement.
Seqana, founded in 2020, uses satellite imagery and machine learning to quantify soil health indicators at scale. The company's tools, such as Digital Soil Maps and Soil Sampling Designs, enable clients like Danone and Bayer to track regenerative agriculture progress across millions of hectares.
With this new funding, Seqana will expand its focus beyond carbon to broader soil health indicators, supporting yield stability, product quality, and supply chain continuity. This addresses the significant financial risk of soil degradation, which costs the EU an estimated €50 billion annually.
Seqana aims to provide a fuller picture of the ground agricultural supply depends on, helping agrifood and commodity companies manage climate goals and supply chain risks. The funding will enhance their ability to turn soil organic carbon into a measurable asset, transforming agricultural resilience.