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ANIMO Ventures Leads Atarraya $5M Seed for Sustainable Shrimp Farming

ANIMO Ventures led a $5M seed round for Atarraya, a sustainable urban shrimp-farming technology company, from its $78M Fund II.

ANIMO Ventures led a $5M seed round for Atarraya, a sustainable urban shrimp-farming technology company, from its $78M Fund II.

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Funding event facts

Source-backed financing and transaction details. Unknown terms remain undisclosed rather than estimated.

Atarraya funding-round ($5M)

Event type
Funding Round
Event date
Aug 12, 2025
Amount
$5M
Confidence
Company Disclosed

Company / target: Atarraya

Lead: ANIMO Ventures

Sources: linkedin.com thefishsite.com

ANIMO Ventures led a $5M seed round for Atarraya, a sustainable urban shrimp-farming technology company, in August 2025.

Key facts

  • Lead investor: ANIMO Ventures
  • Company: Atarraya (sustainable shrimp farming)
  • Round: $5M seed
  • Date: August 2025
  • Fund: ANIMO Fund II ($78M)

Why this matters

Leading Atarraya reflects ANIMO Ventures’ willingness to write early lead checks in overlooked sectors and geographies. The firm has also backed Foyer (first-time homebuyer savings) and Welli.

Sources

  1. ANIMO Ventures / Atarraya seed (F4 profile): https://f4.fund/firms/animo-ventures
  2. ANIMO Ventures portfolio (Caplight): https://www.caplight.com/investor/animo-ventures

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