ReSoil, a Paris-based agroecology and regenerative agriculture startup, has raised €4 million in a funding round to expand its digital tools and financial support model for farmers transitioning to sustainable practices, company and industry reports confirm.
The capital was provided by a consortium of investors, including state-affiliated financier Banque des Territoires and investment vehicles linked to INCO Ventures, such as InvESS Île-de-France Amorçage and Generali Impact Investment, according to multiple funding disclosures.
Founded in 2022, ReSoil develops services and a digital platform branded ReSoil Carbon that helps farmers quantify greenhouse gas emissions, track soil carbon sequestration and access new revenue streams tied to verified environmental outcomes. The company’s model combines sector-specific environmental premiums with the sale of carbon credits certified under France’s voluntary Label Bas-Carbone scheme to generate measurable income for participating farmers.
ReSoil’s platform, now monitoring more than 100,000 hectares of farmland with around 40,000 hectares in active projects and 60,000 hectares in development with agricultural cooperatives, aims to broaden farmer adoption of regenerative and low-carbon practices. Investors and founders say the new funding will be used to enhance the platform’s analytics capabilities, expand field support teams and accelerate the company’s nationwide rollout.
Corporate participation in ReSoil’s financing model has grown rapidly since 2024, with roughly €3 million in commitments from companies seeking to finance on-farm environmental services. ReSoil’s management said the fresh capital will help deepen these partnerships and support farmers with reliable revenue tied to ecological performance improvements.
Industry analysts view the round as indicative of mounting investor interest in technologies and business models that link agricultural decarbonisation with market-based incentives, amid broader European funding activity in AgriTech solutions focused on soil health and climate resilience.
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