Funded Agriculture and Farming Startups in Brazil
The 32 most recently funded agriculture and farming startups in this dataset span rounds dated October 2020 through May 2025.
The 32 most recently funded agriculture and farming startups in this dataset span rounds dated October 2020 through May 2025. Three deals account for the largest disclosed amounts: Solinftec's $60M private equity round in Araçatuba (May 2022), Agrolend's $53M Series C in São Paulo (October 2024), and Nagro's $49M raise in Uberlândia (September 2023). São Paulo state is the dominant geography, with entries from São Paulo city, Piracicaba, Araçatuba, Jundiaí, Vinhedo, and several other municipalities; Minas Gerais — anchored by Uberlândia and Belo Horizonte — and Rio de Janeiro each contribute smaller clusters.
Round structures are varied: private equity, debt financing, Series A through C, seed, and pre-seed all appear alongside a large share of undisclosed-stage rounds. Activity in early 2025 includes Grão Direto's $16M Series B in Uberaba (March), Timbro Trading's $18M raise in São Paulo (February), and Mombak's $17M carbon-focused round in April.
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Frequently asked
What are the largest disclosed rounds among these Brazilian agtech companies?
Solinftec raised $60M in a private equity round (May 2022, Araçatuba), Agrolend closed a $53M Series C (October 2024, São Paulo), and Nagro raised $49M (September 2023, Uberlândia). Veracel Celulose's $39M debt financing (September 2022, Bahia) and TerraMagna's $30M debt financing (January 2022, São José dos Campos) are the next largest disclosed amounts in the dataset.
Which cities and states concentrate the most funded agriculture startups in Brazil?
São Paulo state dominates, with entries from São Paulo city (Agrolend, Mombak, Agrotools, SciCrop, and others), Piracicaba (IDGeo, Smartbreeder, Picsel), Araçatuba (Solinftec), and Jundiaí and Vinhedo among the 2025 entries. Minas Gerais is the clearest secondary cluster, with Nagro and Sensix in Uberlândia and Rúmina in Belo Horizonte.
Which sub-sectors are pulling in the largest checks?
Agricultural lending and fintech account for the top round sizes — Agrolend ($53M Series C), Nagro ($49M), and TerraMagna ($30M debt financing) all fit this profile. Carbon and bioenergy are active in the 2024–2025 window, with Mombak ($17M, April 2025) and ACP Bioenergia ($17M, November 2024) as the clearest examples.
How much funding activity is visible in 2025?
Five companies recorded rounds in 2025 through early May. These include Grão Direto's $16M Series B in Uberaba (March), Timbro Trading's $18M in São Paulo (February), Mombak's $17M in São Paulo (April), and Ecotrace and umgrauemeio — both with undisclosed amounts — closing on May 2 in Vinhedo and Jundiaí respectively.
How do round stages break down across these 32 companies?
A substantial portion of entries carry no disclosed stage, labeled here as Series Unknown or left blank. Among named stages, Seed appears four times (IDGeo, Meu Pescado, Tarvos, Gavea Marketplace), Series A three times (Arado, Seedz, Rúmina), Private Equity twice (Solinftec, Tilabras), and Series B and Series C once each — Grão Direto and Agrolend respectively.
Do any companies in this dataset use debt or non-equity financing structures?
Yes — TerraMagna ($30M debt financing, January 2022) and Veracel Celulose ($39M debt financing, September 2022) are the two debt rounds in the dataset. SciCrop used equity crowdfunding to raise $300K in December 2021, and Ourofino closed an undisclosed corporate round in September 2022.
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