Berlin-based Seqana has raised €3.2 million in a funding round led by Pymwymic, with existing investors HTGF and Counteract also participating. The round combines venture capital and debt financing, including a startup loan from Germany’s Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank.
Seqana develops digital MRV technology for soil health, using satellite imagery and machine learning to quantify soil carbon and related indicators. The new funding will be used to accelerate its soil carbon measurement and verification tools while expanding its platform to cover additional soil health indicators and carbon pools.
The investment comes as soil health gains importance for both carbon markets and agricultural supply chains, with companies under growing pressure to measure climate impact and resilience more precisely. Founded in 2020, Seqana works with project developers and food, fiber, and fuel companies to assess soil conditions at scale.
Seqana develops digital MRV technology for soil health, using satellite imagery and machine learning to quantify soil carbon and related indicators. The new funding will be used to accelerate its soil carbon measurement and verification tools while expanding its platform to cover additional soil health indicators and carbon pools.
The investment comes as soil health gains importance for both carbon markets and agricultural supply chains, with companies under growing pressure to measure climate impact and resilience more precisely. Founded in 2020, Seqana works with project developers and food, fiber, and fuel companies to assess soil conditions at scale.