Loamy Technologies raises $6M seed led by Zeal Capital Partners
The Playa Vista startup brings lifetime funding to $10 million for its satellite-driven crop forecasting software.
Loamy Technologies, a Playa Vista-based developer of crop forecasting software, raised $6 million in seed funding on Nov. 3 [0]. Zeal Capital Partners led the investment, with Amplify.LA and Supply Change Capital joining as participating venture funds [1].
Founded in 2024, the startup operates a food supply chain management platform that combines artificial intelligence and satellite imagery to predict crop yields [1]. Loamy Technologies founder Charles Julius started the company to replace manual workflows across agricultural distribution networks, explaining that "we saw the biggest companies still needing to use very complex spreadsheets" [1]. The software monitors field conditions and analyzes satellite observations to help suppliers anticipate harvest volumes [1].
The transaction lifts aggregate funding raised by the business to $10 million since its launch [1]. Nasir Qadree, founder and managing partner at Zeal Capital Partners, backed the company alongside early-stage venture investors focused on food technology and supply chain operations [1]. Loamy Technologies operates out of Playa Vista, where it develops its predictive data architecture for commercial food organizations [1].
Questions and answers
How much funding did Loamy Technologies raise?
Loamy Technologies raised $6 million in a seed round announced on Nov. 3 [1].
Who led the seed financing round?
Zeal Capital Partners led the transaction, with participation from Amplify.LA and Supply Change Capital [1].
What product does Loamy Technologies build?
The company develops an artificial intelligence platform that pairs satellite imagery with predictive models to manage food supply chains and forecast crop yields [1].
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Sources
- 1.Food Supply Startup Lands a $6 Million Seed Funding Round - Los Angeles Business Journal — labusinessjournal.com
