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Klim is an agritech platform that scales regenerative agriculture for farmers and provides a way for companies to invest in sustainable farming. For farmers, it offers a free toolkit with education, financial support, and documentation, and it collects farm data to power a model that combines satellite data, soil samples, and on-site information to measure soil health and carbon sequestration. Farmers can then sell verified carbon credits on Klim’s marketplace, creating a new revenue stream. For corporate clients, Klim helps reduce Scope 3 emissions through insetting or offsets and takes commissions on credit sales, connecting buyers with regenerative projects across Europe.
About Klim
Industries
Food & Agriculture
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Social Impact
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$29.2M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2019
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What believers are saying
- Klim launched its digital companion in 2026, reducing farmer data-entry friction.
- BNP Paribas backed Klim's $22 million Series A in November 2024.
- Klim says 4,000 farmers manage over 800,000 hectares across Europe.
What critics are saying
- Carbon-credit demand depends on corporate budgets and scrutiny of agricultural claims.
- Farmer adoption stalls if Klim's recommendations fail to lift yields before 2027.
- If UK expansion misses scale, Klim becomes a niche tool with weak margins.
What makes Klim unique
- Klim turns regenerative agriculture into software, financing, and verified carbon monetization.
- Its field-level companion combines satellite data, soil samples, and annual farm inputs.
- The platform serves farmers and buyers like Nestlé across insetting and offsetting.
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Total Funding
$29.1M
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Funded Over
2 Rounds
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↑ 6%EU: Klim launches 'digital companion' to take guesswork out of regenerative agriculture for UK farmers. Klim, a technology company providing the operating system for regenerative agriculture, has launched its 'digital companion' tool to take the guesswork out of regenerative agriculture practices for UK farmers and F&B businesses. The tool will boost farmer engagement, and reduce the risks of weak data and lack of on-the-ground progress for F&B companies cost effectively and across global supply chains. Support for regenerative agriculture is rising with major F&B companies, such as Nestle, Danone and PepsiCo, driving these practices in their supply chains. But farmers have lacked a digital solution that can effectively support them across different regenerative agriculture practices, and help them mitigate the risks of short-term yield loss and financial uncertainty. Existing tools for farmers have focused on siloed areas, and have required huge duplications of data input, leaving farmers without a comprehensive view of their farm or predicted incentive payouts. "Most services currently available to farmers are fragmented, focusing only on narrow phases like fertilizer optimization," says Rob Gerlach, Co-Founder and CEO of Klim. "This wastes so much of a farmer's time, and makes the process of transitioning to regenerative farming unnecessarily complex, difficult and expensive." Klim's digital companion provides personalized, field-level recommendations that guide farmers through choosing practices, and tracking their impact - and you only need to input farm data once a year. The platform combines goal-setting, tailored guidance, and feedback in one place, making regenerative adoption both practical and engaging. "A strong example of this is our Crop Mix Composer tool," continues Rob. "By inputting their goals and farm details, farmers get instant access to tailored crop mix plans specific to their fields, including advice on the best seed mix for cover crops and how to achieve optimal nutritional values. This eliminates the need for a 'trial and error' approach, giving farmers clarity and confidence in their plan."
Klim, a German AgriTech startup, raised €22 million in a Series A round led by BNP Paribas, with investments from Earthshot Ventures, Rabobank, and Agfunder. The funds will support Klim's expansion to the UK, platform enhancement, and new financial services for farmers transitioning to regenerative practices. Over 3,500 farmers use Klim's platform, managing 700,000 hectares, or 5% of Germany's farmland. Major clients like Nestlé use Klim's solutions for emissions reduction and supply chain resilience.
Here's our roundup of the people, product and partner news from the global travel industry this week.TourRadar's updatesAdventure travel platform TourRadar has introduced a series of innovations to help transform how travelers plan, book and experience multi-day adventures, as part of its Spring release.Highlights include a smarter mobile app with faster tour browsing, a wishlist feature and “TourRadar Moments,” enabling travelers to earn credits by sharing experiences. In addition, new bookings include 1 gigabyte of free eSIM data via Celitech. Updates also include guaranteed departures, interest-free payments and transparent pricing to boost trust. The release also debuts a refreshed Ambassador Program, redesigned travel guides and an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered trip planner to simplify and personalize the travel journey.Riyadh Air partners with Sabre, TPConnectsSabre has signed a global distribution agreement with Saudi Arabian carrier Riyadh Air, becoming its first global distribution partner.Building on their existing IT partnership, the collaboration enables Riyadh Air to leverage Sabre’s technology, including its multi-source content distribution integrating New Distribution Capability (NDC) and traditional content. This supports Riyadh Air’s strategy to deliver dynamic, personalized travel offers to a global audience. The agreement also extends the airline’s use of SabreMosaic, enhancing its ability to optimize offers, boost revenue and modernize the travel experience as it aims to become the world’s first digitally native airline.Riyadh Air also announced a partnership with TPConnects Technologies to distribute its NDC content globally via the Iris aggregator platform
FIBE fintech & finance festival has revealed its first programme draft, featuring speakers like former PayPal CEO Dan Schulman, N26 Co-Founder Valentin Stalf, and Apollo Managing Director Veronique Fournier. The festival takes place on April 9 & 10 and will host panels, fireside chats, and startup pitches across its Festival and Club Stages, bringing together global industry leaders to discuss the future of fintech and finance.As with the first edition in 2024, FIBE will feature two main stages, the Festival Stage and the Club Stage, each offering a distinct experience. The Festival Stage will host high-profile keynotes, breaking news discussions, and thought-provoking panels with global fintech leaders, while the Club Stage will provide an interactive platform for in-depth debates, hands-on sessions, and startup showcases. In addition, the programme for a dedicated Podcast Stage, Masterclases and FIBE Späti is currently being drafted, with more details to be announced soon.Festival Stage: A Front-Row Seat to the FutureThe Festival Stage features a series of keynote interviews, panel discussions, and fireside chats with top-tier speakers:Global Fintech Dynamics: Macroeconomics, Regulation & Market Hubs• Opening Keynote Interview with Dan Schulman, former CEO of PayPal.• Fireside Chat with Valentin Stalf, Co-CEO of N26, discussing the latest breaking news in fintech.• Panel discussion on the Digital Euro with Burkhard Balz, Executive Board Member of Deutsche Bundesbank.Emerging Tech & Trends• Fireside Chat with Alexandra Mousavizadeh, Co-Founder & CEO of Evident, on how AI is revolutionizing finance.• Fintech trends and future talks featuring Veronica Breene (Vesta Insights) and Hélène Falchier (Portage Ventures) on the decade-long impact of AI in banking.Fintech Founders & Funding• Founder story with Patrick Stäuble, CEO of Teylor.• Panel discussions on navigating growth, unlocking funding opportunities, and leveraging AI for financial crime prevention, featuring speakers from Raisin, Holvi, and Sopra Steria.Shaping Tomorrow• Panel on green finance innovations featuring Saskia Bruysten (Yunus Social Business) and Dr. Tillmann Lang (Inyova).• Live insights from Silicon Valley, presented by Felix Holtermann, Handelsblatt’s Silicon Valley correspondent.The Festival Stage will also include multiple early-stage startup pitches, hub talks on fintech competitiveness, and debates on regulatory transformations like PSD3 and instant payments.Club Stage: Exploring Fintech’s Core and BeyondThe Club Stage provides an interactive space for in-depth discussions, debates, and “Ask Me Anything” sessions, diving into critical topics shaping fintech today:The Future of Insurance and Banking• Panel on insurtech partnerships and profitability, featuring Gil Arazi (FinTLV Venture Capital).• Insights on redefining traditional banking from leaders at Raiffeisen-Holding, Elevator Ventures and Klim.Beyond Banking and Super Apps• Panel discussion on new revenue models with Oliver Mohseni (Froda) and Roger Berger (BNP Paribas).• Debate on Europe’s potential as a “Super App” leader, featuring Georg Hauer, advisor and venture builder.Emerging Fintech Horizons• Discussions on wealth management and AI transformation, featuring Veronique Fournier (Apollo) and Dr. Axel Haus (Vanguard Group).• Practical tips on fintech funding from Motive Ventures and Tokenize.it leaders.Navigating Regulation and Innovation• Panels on DORA’s (Digital Operational Resilience Act) lessons, PSD3, and the future of payments with experts like Dr
Klim secured $22 million in Series A funding led by BNP Paribas, Earthshot Ventures, Rabobank, and Agfunder.
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About Klim
Industries
Food & Agriculture
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Social Impact
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$29.2M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2019
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