Important Findings from Last Fourth
The drop in venture activity at AgTech past quarter is a reflection of the caution that exists globally. Globally, VC funding totaling$ 94. 6 billion was accounted for by 1. 64 % of agtech purchases, which is a little increase from Q1 2025.
Although the number of deals decreased significantly quarter over quarter, some huge round funding was raised. 55 % of all AgTech money raised in the last quarter were the ten largest financings. Notable among these major investments were AI-powered systems and aircraft technology.
Despite having some exposure to crops, none of the three companies that raised the most money in the last quarter, namely SAEL, Cambrian Innovation, and Quantum Systems, are all specifically focused on the market. They also support sectors like military knowledge and clear power. Iȵ addition, smaller rounds of investment are beįng conductȩd wiƫh investors focused oȵ AgTȩch improvements and putting emphasis on money performance. AgTech startups shoulḑ now be able to turn α profit more swiƒtly and ωork moɾe financially disciplined.
Enter exercise continued to be subdued, though there were some corporate mergers from larger company companies like John Deere and Syngenta. Expansions of businesses like Sentera and Lavie Bio demonstrate that established investments continue to pursue progress through mergers of technologies despite subdued circumstances.
AgTech Venture Investments
A breakdown of the offers and dollars that AgTech received next quarter can be found below:
