Source.ag raises €15.2M to scale AI across global greenhouses

Team S · 2025-11-12T17:04:50.000Z

Source.ag, the Amsterdam-based AI platform for Controlled Environment Agriculture, closed a €15.2 million Series B led by Astanor, with strategic participation from Enza Zaden and Harvest House, bringing total funding to €52 million in five years. Founded in 2020 by Rien Kamman and Ernst van Bruggen, the company delivers applied AI for greenhouse management-precise forecasting, autonomous crop control, and data centralisation-now powering 300+ greenhouses over 2,500 hectares in 18 countries, supplying tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers to an estimated 40 million people. The round underscores AI’s role in climate-resilient food production within CEA, a sector constrained by human capacity but optimised through digitised grower knowledge and data. Strategic partners highlight benefits including improved yield prediction, automated irrigation, quality gains, efficiency across the value chain, and enhanced seed breeding via integrated data layers. Funds will accelerate global scaling and expand Source.ag’s AI product suite, positioning it as a sector leader amid relatively few 2025 AI-CEA funding rounds; adjacent activity includes SugaROx’s €1.1M raise, while European AgriTech investment remains strong.

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