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CropX acquires SCIO and targets profitability in 2027
CropX, a digital agronomy company focused on precision agriculture, acquired SCIO, a specialist in near-infrared spectroscopy, in its largest deal to date. The transaction, announced on August 26, 2026, expands CropX’s platform beyond in-season crop management into pre- and post-harvest quality measurement, while the company approaches $20 million in annual recurring revenue and targets profitability in 2027, according to AgFunderNews. The terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.
CropX accelerates agtech consolidation with an aggressive M&A strategy
CropX, a digital agronomy company headquartered in Israel with operations across multiple regions, has emerged as one of the most active consolidators in agtech, leveraging an aggressive mergers and acquisitions strategy to expand its platform beyond precision irrigation. Over the past five years, the company has completed seven acquisitions, transforming itself into a broad, enterprise-focused agronomic technology provider.
Israeli digital farm management co CropX raises $30m
Israeli digital agronomic farm management company CropX today announced the completion of a $30 million Series C financing round led by Belgium advanced fluid management solutions company Aliaxis SA and with participation of Edaphon, Finistere Ventures, NTT Finance Corporation, OurCrowd, Reinke Irrigation, Yair Shamir, and Victrix.
Will inflation, market upheaval bring public tech firms to Tel Aviv?
In sports, it is generally agreed that playing on your home field or court is an advantage, but is this true on the playing field of the capital market? Not necessarily, and especially not regarding public companies whose shares are traded on the local stock exchange, as opposed to ones whose shares are traded on a foreign stock exchange.
Soil analysis data co CropX buys New Zealand co Regen
Regen provides cloud-based, precision effluent and irrigation decision support tools. Israeli soil analysis data company CropX today announced the acquisition of New Zealand-based Regen, which provides cloud-based, precision effluent and irrigation decision support tools. Regen's customers now have access to CropX’s combination of in-soil data and advanced farm management analytics and automation tools. No financial details were disclosed.
Soil Sensors: A New Direction in Precision Agriculture to Improve Crop Production
As any farmer can attest, agricultural fields and the crops that grow on them are dynamic. Over the course of any growing season, the conditions of the soil change constantly, impacted by weather, row traffic, crop production patterns, and more. At the same time, the plants growing in the soil are constantly changing and adapting to this dynamic environment — with roots and shoots expanding in areas most conducive to growth.
Things to Consider When ‘Growing’ an Israeli Startup in the U.S.
The combination of Israel’s agricultural expertise and the country’s vibrant startup scene is bearing fruit. The Israeli ag-tech scene boasts more than 470 startups, according to a database maintained by Start-Up Nation Central, a nonprofit organization that connects international businesses with Israeli startups. Additionally, Israeli ag-tech companies are gaining more and more attention from global investors.
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