Archisen focuses on urban farming
Archisen Pte Ltd. has completed a fundraising.
Archisen is a Singapore-based startup company that designs, develops and operates systems and solutions to grow ultra-fresh, ultra-local produce in urban cities. The company designs modular urban farm systems comprising of commercial off-the-shelf and readily available components from their solution partners. Their turn-key solution consists of site acquisition, site survey, crop selection, farm design, sale of produce, obtaining approvals from the authorities as well as financial modelling for profitable returns. Archisen has developed Croptron™, a smart urban farming system that uses sensors, IoT technology and data analytics to improve farm management processes and crop yields by monitoring parameters such as microclimate data, plant physiology, soil and water conditions in real time.
Oaklins’ team in Singapore acted as introductory agent in this transaction.
Talk to the deal team
Related deals
Tekova Oyj has completed a technical listing on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market Finland
Tekova Oyj has successfully completed a technical listing (IPO) on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market Finland. This transaction marks a significant milestone in the company’s growth strategy, enhancing its visibility and access to capital markets.
Learn moreBayer AG has entered into a takeover agreement with Cara Care
Bayer AG, renowned for its advancements in healthcare and life sciences, has finalized the acquisition of Cara Care (HiDoc Technologies GmbH), which entered debtor-in-possession proceedings in October 2024. Cara Care, an innovative digital health platform and official DiGA, aligns perfectly with Bayer’s strategic focus on digital health and the expansion of its innovative solutions portfolio. The transaction is expected to close in Spring 2025.
Learn moreArtisJP has sold 500 ha of farmland to the Land Fund of Latvia
ArtisJP has sold 500 hectares of agricultural land in the Ventspils region of western Latvia to the Land Fund of Latvia, managed by the Latvian state finance institution Altum.
Learn more