Anuvia Plant Nutrients develops and manufactures sustainable field-ready bio-based fertilizers, including its SymTRX XP line, for agriculture, turf, and lawncare. The company uses proprietary technology to optimize nutrient availability and efficiency for plants while improving soil health, preserving natural resources, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Led by CEO Amy Yoder, Anuvia produces fertilizers at a U.S.-based eco-friendly manufacturing facility and recently completed an expansion of its Plant City, Florida plant. The Plant City facility has capacity to expand to 1.2 million tons per year, which the company says could service over 20 million acres of agricultural crops. Anuvia intends to increase production capacity further and expand commercialization of its SymTRX XP products to meet growing demand for sustainable fertilizers. Anuvia Plant Nutrients converts excrement, food waste and agricultural processing waste into controlled-release fertilizers using a proprietary catalytic process. Its treatment controls nutrient release to boost crop productivity, reduces leaching to protect groundwater, and returns carbon to the soil. The technology is already used on roughly 1,200 farms and the company projects deployment on 20 million acres by 2025; ERM verified its performance versus traditional fertilizer on corn, rice and cotton. Anuvia says farmers see increased yields around five times their previous production levels, and that its treatment can cut production greenhouse-gas emissions by up to 32% compared with commercial fertilizers. The company operates a 1.2 million-ton production facility and plans to build additional capacity and develop new fertilizers for market. Anuvia is led by Amy Yoder and is backed by investors including TPG ART, Pontifax Global Food and Agriculture Technology Fund, Generate Capital and Piva Capital. Anuvia Plant Nutrients develops enhanced-efficiency fertilizers using a patented process that converts organic waste into a homogenous multi-nutrient product for turf and agricultural customers. The company's core product is a specialty enhanced-efficiency fertilizer (EEF) serving agricultural, professional turf and consumer lawn care markets. Management is led by CEO Amy Yoder. Anuvia opened its specialty fertilizer production facility in Zellwood, Fla. in April 2016, which is expected to produce 80,000 tons annually. The company recently secured $23M in equity funding to support product development and expansion. Planned uses include developing a liquid formulation, expanding into international markets, and building a second plant in Zellwood to enable further growth.

Total raised

$192M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series D

Latest activity

Apr 2022