Robin Salux

So they invested through the holding company.

50 farmers said that they want to be part of the vision and they invested.

But we also have VCs.

They have given majority of the money.

We have raised $5 million in total.

And we have angels as well on board, builders of different unicorn startups.

And you're raising $10 million seriously this spring.

Yeah, we will use it on, well, to accelerate the carbon business to enter high volume markets, meaning markets where it's possible to produce a lot of carbon credits, big potential to change farmer practices, so they would capture more CO2 from there.

And secondly, we will use it to increase our remote monitoring capabilities so we can deal with this higher volume to make sure that we can still continue producing good transparency credits.

Well, I think in this stage, most of the startups are thinking about giving like 20-25% away.

Well, something like this.

Yeah, I'm leading fundraising.

Then we have Stenver, who is more with tech background, focusing on the tech side.

Then we have Christian Luha, the former executive of Nike, was head of Nike Russia, head of Nike Greece, head of Nike football department, and he's leading the business.

And then we have in the leadership team also Mats Rosenberg, leading our karma program, who was...

head of sustainable and responsible business in Syngenta, Europe, Africa, and Middle East.

And Syngenta is the biggest agribusiness in the world.

Yeah, exactly.

How much?

It depends on the size of farm, and I think I'm not allowed to give exact percentage, but that's one of the areas where they cut, and then it also boosts our sales of our FMS business and digital consulting.