📝 Seqana raises $3.67M

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Seqana, a Berlin-based digital monitoring, reporting, and verification startup, has successfully closed a $3.67 million funding round led by Pymwymic to accelerate the development of its machine learning and satellite-powered soil health assessment tools. By combining proprietary algorithms with satellite imagery and ground-truth data, Seqana evaluates soil carbon levels at scale, offering agrifood giants like Danone and Bayer a cost-effective way to track regenerative agriculture efforts and mitigate supply chain risks. The new capital, which includes a blend of venture equity and debt from investors such as HTGF, Counteract, and Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank, will enable the company to expand its measurement capabilities beyond carbon to encompass broader indicators like yield stability and product quality. This expansion arrives at a critical time as soil degradation costs Europe an estimated $57.3 billion annually, highlighting the urgent financial need to turn soil organic carbon into a quantifiable metric that supports both voluntary carbon markets and resilient agricultural supply chains.

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