Ecorobotix secures 150 million US dollars

Ecorobotix, a leader in AI-powered ultra-high-precision (UHP) spraying technology, is driving the future of sustainable agriculture. With a solid financial foundation of 150 million US dollars, raised in Series C (45 million US dollars, 2024) and Series D (105 million US dollars, 2025), the company can scale its innovative solutions worldwide. The latest developments will be presented at Agritechnica 2025 in Hanover.

Plant-by-Plant™ AI technology

At the heart of Ecorobotix' success is Plant-by-Plant™ AI, which identifies and treats each individual plant with unparalleled precision. The spray area is only a few centimeters, which means that the use of crop protection products can be reduced by up to 95% while maintaining the same level of effectiveness. Farmers benefit from:

• Safe use of non-selective products
• Lower input costs
• Compliance with strict regulations
• Higher yields

Investment as a driver for innovation

The latest Series D financing round was led by Highland Europe, a leading European venture capital fund. Other new investors include ECBF (European Circular Bioeconomy Fund) and McWin Capital Partners. Thanks to these investments, Ecorobotix can expand into new crops, broaden its product range and bring advanced algorithms to market faster.

Thanks to the confidence of our investors, we can scale our proven solution and deliver better quality food worldwide.

Dominique Mégret, CEO of Ecorobotix

Presentation of new innovations at Agritechnica 2025

At Agritechnica, Ecorobotix will present its latest innovation, which aims to set new standards in crop protection worldwide. The technology aims to help farmers cope with rising costs, labor shortages and regulatory pressure while increasing food production.

About the investors

• Highland Europe invests in growth-stage technology and consumer goods companies and has raised over €2.75 billion since 2012.
• ECBF supports Europe's transition to a sustainable, circular bioeconomy with rigorous ESG standards.
• McWin Capital Partners focuses on the food industry, gastronomy and FoodTech innovations and supports companies in creating sustainable added value.

Ecorobotix's long-standing partners include 4FOX Ventures, AQTON, BASF Venture Capital, Capagro, Cibus Capital, Flexstone Partners, Fondation Domaine de Villette, Meritech, Stellar Impact, Swisscanto, Swisscom Ventures and Yara Growth Ventures.