Berlin based Seqana has closed a 3.2 million euro round combining equity and debt to advance its digital soil carbon monitoring platform. The company uses machine learning, satellite imagery, and ground truth data to produce Digital Soil Maps that track soil organic carbon changes across millions of hectares. This type of measurement is critical for verifying carbon credits from regenerative agriculture projects and for companies needing to report supply chain emissions. Seqana has already contributed to major carbon market methodologies including Verra's VM0042 v3 and works with corporate clients like Danone, Bayer, and Klim. The new funding will go toward expanding the platform to measure additional soil health indicators and improving supply chain resilience analytics for agrifood businesses. The round was led by Pymwymic with participation from HTGF, Counteract, and a loan from Landwirtschaftliche Rentenbank.
