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AgriTech Sector in Norway

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About AgriTech sector in Norway

The AgriTech sector in Norway comprises 171 companies, including 74 funded companies having collectively raised $479M in venture capital money and private equity. Out of these, 38 are Series A+ funded.
AgriTech sector in Norway has seen 22 acquisitions and 5 IPOs. This represents almost 15.8% of all such companies - which is higher than the 5.0% exit rate of tech companies in general.
This sector includes companies providing enhanced farm inputs, software, tech enabled hardware for crop, livestock, aquaculture and insect farming.
Companies providing enhanced farm inputs, software, tech enabled hardware for crop, livestock, aquaculture and insect farming are included in this sector. Companies providing industry agnostic software, tech enabled hardware, as well as traditional farming companies, are excluded.
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Top Companies
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Series A+ Companies
Series C+ Companies
IPOs
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Top AgriTech Companies in Norway

There are 171 AgriTech startups in Norway which include Remora, Saga Robotics, Salmon Evolution, Nofence, Stingray. Out of these, 74 startups are funded, with 38 having secured Series A+ funding.
Over the past 10 years, an average of 8 new companies have been launched annually. Notably, several of these startups have been founded by alumni of Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University College London.

Here is the list of top AgriTech startups in Norway

Technology firm specializing in aquaculture robotics. It offers solutions for fish net cleaning and inspection.

Key facts about Remora

Agricultural robotics transforming farming with autonomous solutions for crop protection and labor efficiency. Saga Robotics develops and provides Thorvald, a multi-functional autonomous robot designed for agriculture. Thorvald offers solutions for powdery mildew control through UV-C treatment and performs various autonomous tasks in farms and vineyards. The robot is suitable for polytunnels, open fields, and vineyards, offering features like all-wheel drive, all-wheel steering, rugged design, and an industry-leading navigation system. It promotes sustainability through emission-free operation and reduces the need for chemical treatments. The modular system allows for customization to meet specific on-farm needs, increasing yield and profitability. The company partners with growers to protect crops, increase quality, and enable a more sustainable future, offering a cost-effective and adaptable solution for modern farming.

Key facts about Saga Robotics

  • Founded Year: 2016
  • Location: Ski (Norway)
  • Stage: Series C
  • Total Funding till date: $43.8M
  • Investors: Nysno, Blystad and 11 Others
  • Latest Funding Round: Series C, Aug 11, 2025, $*****
  • Tracxn Score: 60/100 What is this?
  • Competitors Rank: 3 of 456 Competitors
Sustainable salmon farming, extending ocean potential with responsible practices. They are pioneering a new standard in salmon production through responsible and innovative farming techniques. Combining the best of ocean conditions with land-based technology, they raise salmon sustainably in a safe and optimized environment. Their focus is on water quality, fish welfare, and environmental responsibility, resulting in high-quality salmon. They utilize a hybrid flow-through system for sustainable production with controlled growth conditions, minimizing risks. They are committed to transparency and community engagement, aiming to be a beacon for sustainable aquaculture. They are listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Key facts about Salmon Evolution

Virtual fencing for livestock, enabling efficient and sustainable grazing management. This innovative company provides a GPS-based virtual fencing system for livestock, promoting animal welfare and efficient grazing. The system comprises a solar-powered GPS collar, a user-friendly mobile app, and satellite data for precise boundary management. Farmers can easily define and adjust grazing areas, track animal movements, and optimize land use without physical fences. This technology supports natural animal behavior, reduces labor, and enhances pasture management. The company offers solutions for various livestock types and terrains. It is a tech company, offering a SaaS based subscription model. The company is focused on social impact by promoting sustainable agriculture.

Key facts about Nofence

  • Founded Year: 2011
  • Location: Batnfjordsora (Norway)
  • Stage: Series B
  • Total Funding till date: $38.7M
  • Investors: ECBF, Nysno and 9 Others
  • Latest Funding Round: Series B, Jul 2025, $*****
  • Tracxn Score: 59/100 What is this?
  • Competitors Rank: 2 of 69 Competitors
Developer of laser technology for sea lice removal and fish health. The system uses laser technology to remove sea lice and monitor fish health. This method eliminates physical handling, reducing stress and injuries to the fish. The system promotes fish welfare and more efficient farming practices. The company provides research within fish health.

Key facts about Stingray

Companies founded year-on-year in the AgriTech sector in Norway

19 AgriTech startups in Norway were founded in 2019 - this is the most number of startups founded in any year in the last 10 years.

Companies founded year-on-year in the AgriTech sector in Norway2026202520242023202220212020201920182017Founded Year048121620Count of Number of Companies
  • Total Number of Companies
Year
No. of companies
2026
-
2025
-
2024
3
2023
1
2022
1
2021
16
2020
13
2019
19
2018
17
2017
11

Stage-wise distribution of AgriTech sector companies in Norway

Out of the total 171 AgriTech companies in Norway, 74 have secured funding. Among them, 38 have reached Series A or higher, and 32 to Series B or beyond.

Founded - 171
Funded - 74
Series A+ - 38
Series B+ - 32
Series C+ - 29
Company Stage
No. of companies
Founded
171
Funded
74
Series A+
38
Series B+
32
Series C+
29
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Top Investors in AgriTech in Norway

Yara Growth Ventures is the top investor in AgriTech companies in Norway based on number of companies invested.
Here are some top investors in AgriTech companies in Norway:
Investor
Location
Top Portfolio Companies
Oslo (Norway)
-
Oslo (Norway)
Bergen (Norway)
Oslo (Norway)
Stockholm (Sweden)
-
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M&A activity in AgriTech sector in Norway

In the year 2025, till August 2025, 3 acquisitions happened in AgriTech sector in Norway. Last year, in 2024, a total of 3 acquisitions happened in AgriTech sector in Norway.
Here are some recent, important acquisitions in AgriTech sector in Norway:
Company
Acquisition Type
Acquisition Date
Acquirers
Business Acquisition
Aug 12, 2025
Business Acquisition
Jun 04, 2025
Business Acquisition
May 05, 2025
Business Acquisition
Nov 25, 2024
Business Acquisition
Oct 10, 2024
See a more detailed list of acquisitions

Acquisition trends in AgriTech sector in Norway

Here are the acquisition trends in AgriTech sector in Norway:

Acquisition trends in AgriTech sector in Norway2026202520242023202220212020201920182017Acquisition Round Date (Yearly)0246Number of Acquisitions
  • Total Number of Acquisitions
Year
No. of companies
2026
-
2025
3
2024
3
2023
2
2022
1
2021
1
2020
2
2019
1
2018
-
2017
4

IPOs in AgriTech in Norway

In the year 2021, till May 2021, 2 IPOs happened in AgriTech sector in Norway.
Here are some recent, important IPOs in AgriTech sector in Norway:
Company
IPO Date
Exchange Symbol
May 07, 2021
Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FRA)
May 07, 2021
Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FRA)
See a more detailed list of IPOs

Top News in AgriTech in Norway

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FAQs about AgriTech sector in Norway

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