Seqana Secures €3.2 Million in Latest Funding Round
Seqana, a Berlin-based startup specializing in the use of satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to monitor soil health, has successfully raised €3.2 million in its latest funding round. The investment was spearheaded by Pymwymic, with additional participation from HTGF and Counteract.
Investors and Funding Details
The funding round, completed on June 20, 2026, was led by Pymwymic, a notable impact investor. HTGF and Counteract, existing investors in Seqana, also contributed to this round. The investment package includes a combination of equity, debt financing, and a startup loan from Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank.
Company Background and Leadership
Founded in 2020, Seqana aims to revolutionize sustainable agriculture by providing detailed insights into soil conditions. This is achieved through advanced technologies that turn soil organic carbon into a measurable asset, offering a comprehensive view of soil health and its impact on agricultural yield and supply chain stability.
The company was co-founded by Julian Kremers, who serves as the CTO, Stefan Gönner, the CEO, and Jakob Levin. Stefan Gönner commented on the funding, saying, "Carbon is core to what we do, and it stays that way. It’s how the market first learned to put a value on soil, and the discipline our measurement is built on."
Strategic Use of Funds
The newly acquired funds are set to further develop Seqana’s technology, enhancing its capabilities in measuring and managing soil health. This will enable the company to provide more robust tools for agricultural resilience, focusing on yield stability, product quality, and ensuring supply chain continuity.
Investor Perspective
Monique Meulemans, Partner at Pymwymic, expressed confidence in Seqana’s potential, stating, "Seqana is turning soil organic carbon from an invisible asset into a measurable one. We are proud to back a technology with the potential to transform how agricultural resilience is understood and rewarded."
Seqana's innovative approach to soil monitoring positions it as a key player in the field of sustainable agriculture, as it continues to attract investment and support from leading financial partners.