The Rabobank-backed food and agriculture venture firm has added $75m to the $125m first fund it initially closed in early 2016, and announced two new investments.
Anterra Capital, the Netherlands-based, food-focused venture capital firm spun out of financial services firm Rabobank’s VC unit, added $75m yesterday to a fund that is now $200m in size.
Rabo Ventures spun Anterra off in 2013 with funding from Moonray Investors, a subsidiary of financial services group Fidelity, and the firm confirmed yesterday that Rabobank and Fidelity unit Eight Roads Ventures remain as its backers.
Anterra invests across the food and agriculture supply chain, providing up to $20m in…
