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Rabo Investments Corporate Venturing invests in TRACT's USD 11m capital raise together with the Working Capital Fund and existing shareholder LDC, ADM, Olam and Cargill. This round will support the company's ambition of streamlining sustainability measurement and traceability in F&A supply chains. Next to that Rabobank will collaborate on sustainable finance solutions through the platform.   “We believe in shaping increasingly sustainable agricultural supply chains for a better future,” said Allison Kopf, CEO of TRACT. “Partnering with The Working Capital Fund and Rabo Investments strengthens our independence as a company and shows confidence in our approach to creating positive impact in the agricultural sector.’’   Floris Onvlee adds “Our investment enables TRACT to accelerate its growth and launch more solutions to transition towards a more sustainable value chain.”

🚀 Proud to announce our investment in TRACT which secured $ 11.2m in new funding to accelerate growth and empower sustainable agriculture!🌱 We as Rabo Investments are excited to support TRACT's mission to enhance sustainability measurement, transparency and traceability in agricultural supply chains. We're joining forces with Working Capital Fund and existing shareholders ADM, Cargill, Louis Dreyfus Company, and Olam to fuel this innovative SaaS platform.

Happy to share that Rabo Investments invested in the $11M round of TRACT - software platform offering traceability, compliance and sustainability performance measurement to accelerate F&A supply chain transformation. Floris Onvlee Alex Wouters Faye Wasser

Great to share that Rabo Investments invests in TRACT’s $11m funding round to accelerate its mission of enhancing sustainability measurement, transparency and traceability in agricultural supply chains. The food and agri sector is under increasing pressure for greater transparency to help manage environmental and social issues. TRACT helps address these challenges by facilitating supply chain transparency and traceability - from origin to destination. Congrats to Allison Kopf and the team! Looking forward to our collaboration to drive sustainable agriculture 🚀 Floris Onvlee, Faye Wasser, Ilze Nijs - Zonneveld

Excited to share that Rabo Investments Corporate Venturing invests in TRACT’s USD 11m capital raise together with Working Capital Fund and existing shareholder Louis Dreyfus Company, ADM, Olam and Cargill. this round will support the company's ambition of streamlining sustainability measurement and traceability in F&A supply chains. Next to that Rabobank will collaborate on sustainable finance solutions through the platform, with the support from Ilze Nijs - Zonneveld   “We believe in shaping increasingly sustainable agricultural supply chains for a better future,” said Allison Kopf, CEO of TRACT. “Partnering with The Working Capital Fund and Rabo Investments strengthens our independence as a company and shows confidence in our approach to creating positive impact in the agricultural sector.’’   I would like to thank Allison Kopf, Jon Dayton, Yvonne Rooijakkers, Andrew de Bray and the rest of the Tract team and I look forward to our collaboration together with the Board to accelerate sustainable agriculture! Also thanks to Tim Harry, Roel van Poppel, Diane Boogaard, Robert Horster Ed Marcum, Alex Wouters, Faye Wasser, Martijn Scholtes Full press release: https://lnkd.in/e2v5S4B2

We are excited to welcome TRACT to the Working Capital Fund portfolio! Fragmented sustainability data is a chronic pain point for corporations seeking to operate ethical and sustainable supply chains and Tract offers a unique opportunity to influence sustainability reporting at scale across commodities with well documented risks of labor exploitation. Historically siloed data has obfuscated visibility into labor and environmental conditions of upstream suppliers and forced suppliers to allocate an extensive amount of time filling in redundant forms.  Tract is positioned to help solve this problem as a platform designed by and for industry leaders to align around standardized methodologies, metrics, and schemas. Under the expert leadership of CEO Allison Kopf, Tract will aim to unlock customers' ability to navigate, oversee, and share sustainability data. We are pleased to join Rabo Investments along with existing investors Cargill, Louis Dreyfus Company, ADM and Olam in the effort to drive supply chain transformation in key agricultural commodities. 

Amsterdam-based TRACT secures €10.5M to drive sustainability and transparency in agricultural supply chains: Amsterdam-based TRACT, a SaaS platform focused on improving sustainability in agricultural supply chains, has secured $11.2M (approximately €10.58M) in new funding. The round included investments from existing shareholders Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM), Cargill, Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC), and Olam, alongside new support from The Working Capital Fund and Rabo Investments, Rabobank’s investment arm. Carrie ... Read more #Amsterdam #TRACT #sustainability

The Indo Farm IPO is launching on December 31, 2024! 🚜✨ This is your chance to be a part of a growing agricultural revolution. Don't miss out on this golden opportunity to invest in one of the most promising sectors! 📈 Stay tuned for more details and insights. #IndoFarmIPO #InvestmentOpportunity #AgricultureRevolution

“It is important that we continue making the right decisions to ensure long-term sustainability, growth, and value. This requires that we do not act impulsively but remain focused on the bigger goal – building the agribusiness of the future.” – PG Strauss, Managing Director of the VKB Group A shared vision removed boundaries within South African agriculture. Read more about the VKB Group’s performance and an update on the merger between VKB and GWK here: https://brnw.ch/21wPkCk

🌾 While most people were sunbathing or watching the Olympic games, the merger between two Big Agri giants Bunge and Viterra received a green light from the European Commission which is a huge step in having approval globally. 🌱 This deal is unprecedented in size within the global agriculture sector and will result in further accelerated concentration in markets where economic power is already very concentrated, questioning European societies’ capacity to be sovereign in food systems. Read the Op Ed by Corporate Europe Observatory's Hans van Scharen and SOMO 's Irene Keizer in EUobserver or a more in depth version in our website, link below. https://lnkd.in/dprN8zMq