News
Every dated milestone across Agronomics and its portfolio, newest first.
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Liberation Bioindustries · Needs ~US$25m more to finish the Richmond plant
A four-month review of selling the facility or forming a joint venture ended without acceptable offers. Liberation will complete the plant alone. About US$125m has been deployed so far. Shareholders, including Agronomics, Jim Mellon, NEOM and Siddhi Capital, say they remain committed.
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All G · Investment from Xeraya Capital
Funds Southeast Asia expansion. The amount was not disclosed.
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Mosa Meat · €875k loan from Invest International
From the Dutch state-owned impact investor, to prepare entry into Singapore, the UK, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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Laverock Therapeutics · More than £2.2m in innovation grants
To scale its T-cell products and expand beyond oncology.
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SuperMeat · Series A-4 first close: US$6m of a US$10m target
Led by Agronomics with US$5m, paid with 26.8m new Agronomics shares. Milk & Honey Ventures and other existing investors also took part. Switzerland is the first target market, with a Swiss regulatory submission among the next milestones.
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Meatly · £10.4m Series A
Investors include Clean Growth Fund, Oyster Bay, JamJar and Jim Mellon. Total raised is now £17.5m. The round led to a £1.2m downward revaluation at Agronomics.
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Clean Food Group · £4.5m raised, plus a £0.7m Innovate UK grant
Led by Clean Growth Fund and New Agrarian. The money will finish scaling up the one-million-litre Knowsley plant.
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Tropic · US$105m Series C
Co-led by Forbion and Corteva Catalyst, with Temasek, Just Climate and others. It will fund scaling up bananas and rice.
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All G · Agronomics invests a further AU$3m
Paid with 10.0m new Agronomics shares at 14.65p, as part of a round of at least AU$10m. The money funds commercial scale-up and regulatory filings.
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BlueNalu · About US$11m raised for market entry
The money will support launching the toro once it is approved.
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BlueNalu · Preferred share and convertible note raise
Initial convertible note closing of about US$8m, led by Lewis & Clark AgriFood Fund II and Siddhi Capital. Agronomics invested US$6.6m and booked a £4.0m fair-value gain.
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Liberation Bioindustries · Series A1 first tranche closed
All of Agronomics' convertible loan notes converted to equity. Agronomics booked a £4.1m fair-value gain.
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SuperMeat · US$3.5m SAFE round
Agronomics invested US$2m (US$0.75m cash and US$1.25m in new shares) to support a European launch.
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The EVERY Company · US$55m Series D
Led by McWin Capital Partners. Agronomics' affiliate New Agrarian also invested. A nationwide US retail rollout began.
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Solar Foods · €10m Business Finland grant for Factory 02
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Liberation Bioindustries · US$50.5m convertible note round
Agronomics contributed US$7.4m.
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Formo · €35m European Investment Bank loan
To scale Koji-protein cheese manufacturing and develop new products.
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Liberation Bioindustries · US$3.5m secured note and US DoD award
Agronomics invested US$2m. Liberation also won a US$1.39m award under the Department of Defense's Distributed Bioindustrial Manufacturing Program. A same-day amendment withdrew the award from the RNS; the 2025 annual report confirms it.
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Formo · US$61m Series B; retail launch
REWE Group joined as an investor. Frischhain and Camembritz launched in German and Austrian retail.
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GALY · US$33m Series B
Led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures, with H&M Group Ventures and Inditex taking part.
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Onego Bio · €14m EIC Accelerator funding
With a new Series A investor, this took total funding to €65m.