Doktar Secures €7.5 M to Scale Impact-Driven, Integrated AgTech Globally

Doktar, a technology company uniquely positioned at the intersection of data-driven agriculture and scalable sustainability, has closed a €7.5 million funding round co-led by the European Circular Bioeconomy Fund (ECBF)—Europe’s first private venture capital fund dedicated to accelerating the bioeconomy and biobased circular innovations—and Pymwymic, a pioneering Dutch impact investor focused on regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems, with participation from existing investor Diffusion Capital Partners (DCP). The investment will support the expansion of Doktar’s integrated product portfolio and enable the company to scale its holistic execution model globally.

Empowering the Future of Agriculture
Founded in 2017, Doktar Technologies is an ag-tech company that leverages proprietary digital products and AI to transform the agricultural value chain. What sets Doktar apart is its end-to-end digital platform that addresses all core farming needs, from real-time monitoring and decision support to verifiable sustainability outcomes. Through an integrated ecosystem of connected IoT devices, smart software, and AI-powered insights, Doktar delivers actionable intelligence and full-farm traceability.

Doktar’s approach combines full-farm digitization, farmer engagement, and measurable impact reporting, enabling organizations to achieve turnkey, verifiable climate resilience outcomes. Its Climate Sustainability Impact (CSI) platform empowers farmers, agribusinesses, and global food producers to implement sustainability strategies with traceability, efficiency, and proven environmental results.

Global Presence and Regenerative Reach
Headquartered in the Netherlands with offices in Turkey, Doktar operates in over 10 countries through its partner networks. The company currently supports 250,000 hectares of regenerative farmland, delivering actionable insights and scalable outcomes across diverse crop systems and geographies. Today, six of the ten largest global food and beverage companies leverage Doktar's platform to advance their sustainability and supply chain goals. This enables these partners to make measurable progress towards their public 2030 sustainability commitments, turning ambitious targets into verifiable achievements.

Sustainability at the Core of Growth
Sustainability remains a strategic priority for the company, which aims to empower its partners and customers to implement regenerative agriculture, water stewardship, and traceability practices at scale. With this new investment, Doktar will continue to enhance its platform with more advanced solutions and technologies that enable global stakeholders to achieve measurable environmental and business outcomes.

Investor Confidence and Market Validation
The funding round drew strong support from investors aligned with Doktar’s mission to scale practical, climate-smart agriculture.

“We invested in Doktar because their approach uniquely combines agronomic expertise, scalable technology, and measurable environmental outcomes,” said Isabelle Laurencin, Partner at ECBF. “They are enabling regenerative agriculture at scale with real-world applicability.”

Rogier Pieterse, Partner at Pymwymic, added: “We believe Doktar has a unique position in supporting both farmers and food corporates in making smarter choices from an efficiency and impact perspective. We are excited to work with the Company and our co-investors to bring this impact to the next level.”

"We have witnessed firsthand Doktar's exceptional ability to deliver measurable agricultural transformation through innovative technology," said Merve Akgun, Partner at Diffusion Capital Partners. " We are proud to continue supporting their global expansion as they bring scalable solutions that create both environmental impact and business value to farmers and food producers worldwide."

Fueling Global Expansion and Regional Depth
With the new funding, Doktar is poised to expand into more markets while deepening its operational capacity.

“This investment marks an important milestone in our journey to digitally transform agriculture at scale. It enables us to accelerate our expansion across Europe, North America, and South America, while deepening our ability to meet the growing global demand for integrated, data-driven solutions. As agriculture faces mounting pressure to deliver both productivity and sustainability, we are reinforcing the digital backbone that makes a measurable, verifiable impact possible across entire supply chains,” said Tanzer Bilgen and Selim Ucer, Co-founders of Doktar.