Startup profile for CarbonFarm: latest funding, latest known valuation, total disclosed funding, investors, status, sources, and why the company is interesting. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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CarbonFarm funding, valuation and investors

Digital MRV and project-development platform for cutting methane emissions from rice cultivation.

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Funding, valuation & investors

Answer-first snapshot

Latest funding

Series A

€7M · October 13, 2026

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

Not publicly disclosed

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

series a · Paris, France

Investors in latest funding

Lead: Colam Impact

Other: Proparco , Suma Capital , elea , Working Capital Fund , Albo , Bpifrance , Serena / makesense Racine² , Techmind

Sources: latest funding Last verified: 2026-10-13

Overview

CarbonFarm combines satellite imagery, field data and greenhouse-gas modelling to measure rice-farming practices and emissions at field level. It also helps partners develop, finance and certify decarbonisation projects and connect them with corporate supply chains and carbon markets.

Why CarbonFarm is interesting

Rice methane is a large, geographically fragmented emissions source. CarbonFarm’s opportunity is not simply better monitoring: it is turning thousands of smallholder practice changes into financeable, auditable projects that buyers and regulators will trust.

Product & use cases

The platform provides digital monitoring, reporting and verification for rice projects, plus project design, financing, certification and buyer access. CarbonFarm says it operates across 19 countries.

  • Rice methane MRV
  • Scope 3 supply-chain projects
  • Carbon-credit project development
  • Water-management verification

Key facts

  • Oversubscribed €7M Series A led by Colam Impact.
  • Company reports operations in 19 countries and partnerships with food groups, climate-finance organisations and development institutions.
  • Technology was developed with academic and institutional partners including Cornell University, INRAE and the European Space Agency.

Funding history (newest first)

Series A

2026-10-13 €7M
  • Colam Impact (lead)
  • Proparco (participant)
  • Suma Capital (participant)
  • elea (participant)
  • Working Capital Fund (participant)
  • Albo (participant)
  • Bpifrance (participant)
  • Serena / makesense Racine² (participant)
  • Techmind (participant)

Source: https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/10/paris-based-carbonfarm-raises-e7-million-to-tackle-methane-emissions-from-rice-farming/

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Competitive landscape

Edge: A rice-specific combination of satellite MRV, greenhouse-gas models and project-finance services can reduce the coordination burden across fragmented agricultural supply chains.

CarbonFarm competes with broader agricultural MRV platforms, carbon-project developers and in-house sustainability programmes. Its differentiation rests on rice-specific models, field implementation partners and credibility with standards and buyers.

  • Regrow Ag adjacent

    Agricultural MRV platform and an announced CarbonFarm technology partner.

  • Boomitra adjacent

    Soil-carbon MRV and project platform serving smallholder agriculture.

  • Agreena adjacent

    European agricultural carbon programme and MRV platform.

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