French Startup ReSoil Raises €4M To Expand Regenerative Agriculture Projects
Dec 6, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

ReSoil, a Paris-based company helping farmers transition to agroecological practices, has raised €4 million to scale its regenerative agriculture projects and enhance its digital carbon-management platform.
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- ReSoil, a Paris-based company helping farmers transition to agroecological practices, has raised €4 million to scale its regenerative agriculture projects and enhance its digital carbon-management platform.
The round included Banque des Territoires, InvESS Île-de-France Amorçage (supported by the Île-de-France Region), and Generali Impact Investment, both managed by INCO Ventures.
“With ReSoil, we can finally offer farmers the financial visibility they need by guaranteeing upfront revenues – a critical lever for enabling change. We also provide agricultural sectors with robust tools to measure and track their decarbonization using transparent, internationally aligned methodologies. And we empower French companies to act locally by capturing carbon in French soils while demonstrating tangible climate impact to customers, employees and investors,” says Grégoire Alston, co-founder of ReSoil alongside Yohann Vrain and Luc Bailly.
European AgriTech funding in 2025 continues to channel capital into innovations that strengthen soil health, farm resilience, and environmental performance. Alongside ReSoil’s new raise, UK-based CroBio secured €850k to advance microbial soil amendments that boost nutrient and water retention while supporting carbon sequestration, and Antler Bio raised €3.6 million to scale its gene-expression technology designed to enhance dairy-farm productivity and animal resilience. Together these 2025 rounds total roughly €4.45 million invested in adjacent AgriTech areas demonstrating sustained investor interest in technologies that deliver environmental and operational improvements across farming systems.
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Founded in 2022, ReSoil helps farmers transition to agroecological practices by financing changes in farm operations, reducing environmental impact, and unlocking the value of environmental services generated on-farm.
The company is seeing rapid growth, now supporting more than 100,000 hectares through its ReSoil Carbon platform 40,000 hectares of active projects and 60,000 hectares in development with agricultural cooperatives.
Across its current portfolio, ReSoil’s projects are expected to reduce or store over 300,000 tonnes of CO₂. Since opening its projects to corporate funding in 2024, the startup has onboarded 80 corporate clients, enabling more than €3 million to be committed to financing agricultural transition efforts.
ReSoil plans to invest heavily to scale regenerative agriculture projects across France. Through its ReSoil Carbon platform it provides farmers with additional revenue directly tied to measurable environmental improvements, ensuring predictable and attractive incentives for adopting agroecological practices. The new funding will also accelerate expansion of the digital platform, giving more farmers access to support and providing agricultural stakeholders with enhanced tools to streamline carbon-project management.
ReSoil will also expand its teams of agronomists, who design and implement projects in the field, as well as its carbon-contribution specialists, who guide corporate sustainability teams in developing effective soil-carbon sequestration strategies.
About ReSoil
ReSoil supports the transition to sustainable, economically viable agriculture in France by providing agronomic and financial guidance to farmers and connecting them with companies financing certified carbon credits fostering biodiversity and climate-positive impact through the government-backed Label Bas Carbone program.







