AgriTech Hub
Grzybowska 62, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, 00-855, Poland
Overview
AgriTech Hub is a Venture Capital Fund with investment interests in modern solutions within the scope of high-tech for the agriculture and food sector. We aim to put R&D projects with the most potential to commercial use during Proof of Concept (PoC) and Proof of Principle (PoP) stages. We invest in solutions and technology within the scope of the entire value added chain in agriculture and agricultural practice. AgriTech Hub constitutes an amalgamation of knowledge in terms of high-tech and ICT with the investment experience of a team of experts. Our mission is to support innovation, applicable at the growing, production and distribution stages, all the way to the commercial end customer. MIT Enterprise Forum Poland has been supporting the fund since its inception.
- Total investments
- 2
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 0
Sector focus
- Agriculture
- AgTech
- Animal Feed
- Equestrian
- Farming
- Forestry
- Horticulture
- Hydroponics
Investment portfolio
- GAMINATE
Participated · Seed · Nov 2022
Gaming Supplements (founded by Marcin Leśniak, Robert Samaruk and Piotr Tytyk) develops Gaminate, a sugar-free energy drink formulated with twelve functional ingredients, a vitamin complex and coconut water to boost mood and concentration. The formula, created in 2020, is manufactured under contract by Fitness Authority, whose owner holds a minority stake and helped scale the product for mass production. One portion contains half the recommended daily dose of caffeine, has no sugar and the company reports several hundred thousand zloty in monthly sales. The brand targets gamers but is also positioned for students and professionals who need prolonged mental focus. Management plans to use new capital to expand international sales across major EU markets and to develop a new product aimed at physical fitness.
- AGRIVI
Participated · Equity · Nov 2020
Agrivi builds a farm management platform that supports farms and agri‑food companies. The platform helps customers reach crop production that is both economically and environmentally sustainable. Its customer references include Nestlé, Driscoll’s, Kimberly‑Clark and BNP Paribas. Founded in 2013, Agrivi operates from offices in London, Bucharest, Zagreb and Warsaw. The company raised €4 million in a round led by South Central Ventures, the European Investment Fund and the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development, with Fil Rouge Capital and AgriTech Hub participating. Management says it will use the funding to scale the business in Europe and the US and is considering extending the round with an additional closing. Agrivi, founded in Croatia in 2013 by Matija Zulj, builds farm management and vertically-integrated traceability software for growers, cooperatives, enterprises and wine producers. Its core farm management product enables crop planning, monitoring and analysis, weather monitoring, pest management, financial recording, and resources and inventory tracking. The company also offers a wine-sector product with post-harvest cellar activity management and traceability reporting, plus bespoke solutions for cooperatives and enterprises. Agrivi operates a QR-code traceability certificate scheme that lets consumers track where produce was grown and which products were used, a consumer-facing feature the company says is rare among farm management platforms. The firm says it serves over 15,000 farmers across 150 countries and was the winner of the World Startup Competition in 2014. Recently it raised €1 million in a Series A and aims to scale its mission of making farming more technology-advanced and efficient.
Team
No current team members are available.