Indigo
FoodTech
Founded: 2013
Last Round Valuation: $3.64B
Indigo is dedicated to utilizing the power of nature to support farmers in their mission to sustainably feed the growing population. By collaborating with farmers, Indigo aims to enhance their profitability and promote soil health. They strive to improve the overall quantity, quality, and traceability of food, ensuring consumers have access to high-quality produce. Moreover, Indigo takes a proactive approach to environmental protection by actively reducing and eliminating harmful greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. The company was established in 2014 by a team of visionaries: David Berry, Geoffrey von Maltzahn, Ignacio Martinez, and Noubar Afeyan. Indigo's headquarters are located in Boston, MA, where they drive their innovative solutions and work towards a more sustainable and efficient agricultural system.
Indigo AG Overview:
Indigo is a company with a profound mission to harness the power of nature and advanced technology to support farmers in sustainably feeding the planet. Their overarching goal is to transform agriculture by providing innovative solutions that enhance profitability for farmers, promote soil health, improve the quality and traceability of food, and actively contribute to environmental protection.
One of Indigo's primary focuses is to help farmers improve their profitability by maximizing crop yield and reducing costs. They achieve this through a combination of agronomic expertise, data-driven insights, and cutting-edge technologies. Indigo offers farmers a range of services and products that optimize crop performance, increase efficiency, and minimize risk, ultimately leading to improved financial outcomes.
A core aspect of Indigo's approach is their emphasis on soil health. They recognize that healthy soil is vital for sustainable and productive farming. Indigo provides farmers with tailored solutions and practices that enhance soil health, such as precision nutrient management, natural microbial treatments, and regenerative farming techniques. These initiatives not only benefit farmers by improving yield and reducing input costs but also contribute to the long-term sustainability of agricultural systems.
Indigo is committed to improving the quality and traceability of the food supply chain. They collaborate with farmers to implement practices that enhance the nutritional content, taste, and overall quality of crops. Additionally, Indigo leverages advanced technologies to create transparent and traceable supply chains, enabling consumers to make informed choices about the food they consume.
As part of their environmental commitment, Indigo takes a proactive role in addressing climate change. They actively work towards reducing and removing harmful greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. Indigo has developed programs such as the Indigo Carbon initiative, which incentivizes farmers to adopt regenerative practices that sequester carbon dioxide in the soil. Through these efforts, Indigo aims to make a significant positive impact on the environment and contribute to a more sustainable future.
Indigo was founded in 2014 by a team of visionary entrepreneurs: David Berry, Geoffrey von Maltzahn, Ignacio Martinez, and Noubar Afeyan. The company's headquarters are located in Boston, MA, where they drive their research, development, and implementation of innovative solutions for the agricultural industry. Indigo's holistic approach to farming, combining nature, technology, and sustainability, positions them as a leader in the quest for a more efficient, resilient, and environmentally conscious agricultural system.
Founders:
David Berry
Geoffrey Von Maltzahn
Ignacio Martinez
Noubar Afeyan
Top Investors:
Empede Capital
369 Growth Partners
Timon Partners
WRVI Capital
Alaska Permanent Fund
Flagship Pioneering
Aberdare Ventures
Activant Capital Group
Altitude Life Science Ventures
Olive Tree Capital
Horizons Ventures
Altitude Life Science Ventures
Peter Innes
Baillie Gifford
Funding History:
Date | Share Type | Amount Raised | Raised to Date | Issue Price | Post Money Valuation | Key Investors |
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Jul 2022 | Series H | $150MM | $1.63B | $35.36 | $3.64B | Empede Capital, 369 Growth Partners, Timon Partners |
Mar 2021 | Series G | $400MM | $1.48B | $35.36 | $3.63B | Undisclosed Investors |
Aug 2020 | Series F | $479.3MM | $1.08B | $31.32 | $2.53B | Alaska Permanent Fund, Flagship Pioneering, Aberdare Ventures |
Sep 2018 | Series E | $256.24MM | $598.58MM | $58.80 | $3.46B | Alaska Permanent Fund, Baillie Gifford, Flagship Pioneering |
Dec 2017 | Series D | $203.1MM | $342.34MM | $26.33 | $1.49B | Activant Capital Group, Alaska Permanent Fund, Baillie Gifford |
Jul 2016 | Series C | $100MM | $139.24MM | $12.70 | $617.59MM | Alaska Permanent Fund, Flagship Pioneering, Peter Innes |
Feb 2016 | Series B | $30.6MM | $39.24MM | $4.65 | $180.06MM | Altitude Life Science Ventures, Flagship Pioneering, Olive Tree Capital |
Aug 2015 | Series A-1 | $3.74MM | $3.74MM | $0.50 | $19.91MM | Flagship Pioneering |
Aug 2015 | Series A-2 | $4.89MM | $4.89MM | $0.68 | $19.91MM | Flagship Pioneering |
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