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Earth science AI company Cervest lands funding

UK-based Cervest, an earth science AI company, has secured 3.7 million pounds in funding. Future Positive Capital and Astanor Ventures led the round.

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Artemis lands $8 mln Series A

Brooklyn, New York-based Artemis, formerly known as Agrilyst, an enterprise cultivation management platform, has secured $8 million in Series A funding. Astanor Ventures and Talis Capital led the round.

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Offices

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user imageMr. Eric Archambeau
Job titleCo-Founder and Senior Managing Partner
LocationBrussels, Belgium
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user imageMs. Camille Grisard
Job titleHead of Investor Relations
LocationBrussels, Belgium
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user imageMr. Hans Marteau
Job titleManaging Partner
LocationBrussels, Belgium
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user imageMr. Hendrik Van Asbroeck
Job titleManaging Partner
LocationBrussels, Belgium
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Astanor Ventures funds managed

Closed funds: 3

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Close dateSep 2023
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Stories that mention Astanor Ventures

Agtech firm ProducePay inks $38m Series D

Syngenta Group Ventures, the venture capital arm of Syngenta Group, an agricultural technology company, led the round.

Retail investors drawn to ‘super-hot’ climate space

Carbon Equity, "the Moonfare alternative for impact investing," is seeing growing demand from affluent individuals who want access to climate venture capital funds.

Modern Meadow nabs $130m Series C

Modern Meadow, a provider of biofabrication solutions, has raised $130 million in Series C funding.

Belgian agtech startup Aphea.Bio rakes in Series B

Aphea.Bio, a Belgium-based agtech startup, has secured 14 million euros in Series B funding.