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To improve the lives of Plants, People, & our Planet
3% employee growth in 12 months
Agricultural tech, once thought to be a slow-moving sector, has seen an insurgence of funding in recent years. Plenty is one company that has tapped into this and the ever-growing demand for nutritious, sustainable, and chemical free farmed goods by creating cleaner, space-efficient farms.
Plenty's farms are designed to maximise sustainability whilst significantly increasing crop yields. The company is able to optimise on space through use of vertical farms, where plants are grown in levels to save on land and water use. Plenty stays true to its promise of cleaner farmed products by not using pesticides and keeping produce GMO free.
2022 investment from companies including the superstore giant Walmart means that Plenty is able to offer products to customers on a much larger scale. With Californian Walmart stores now stocking Plenty's produce, the company is set to increase profits and popularity. Vertical farming looks to be part of the future of agricultural tech, and Plenty continually invests into development and production to meet growing demand.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Jan 2022
$400m
SERIES E
Oct 2020
$140m
SERIES D
This company has top investors
Jack Oslan
(Board of Advisors)Previously worked at Lahlouh Group as Director of Marketing and Business Development and as a Business Consultant for different firms. Co-founder and current CEO of Diamond Age.
Matt Barnard
(Director)Strategic Advisor to the founders of multiple companies including Larroude, Nooks, Popcorn, Afresh, Heirloom, and Pandion. CEO of Plenty until 2020.
Nate Storey
(CSO)Previously the Founder and CEO of Bright Agrotech.