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Indigo raises an additional $200M, comprised of $175M in convertible equity and $25M in debt, bringing its total capital raised to approximately $850M.  Since its last financing round in September 2018, Indigo has launched and expanded its key business lines–including Indigo Grain Marketplace, Indigo Carbon, and Indigo Transport–to de-commoditize agriculture.

Indigo Presents 2020 Growth Plans for European Agricultural Sector at AgriTechnica Indigo Europe piloted digital agronomy and microbiology with German and Turkish growers in 2019 and will expand to multiple other countries across Europe in 2020. Indigo Marketplace, an ecommerce platform for the transaction of grain, will also launch across Europe next year. At the same time, Indigo Europe will pilot Indigo Carbon, a program that rewards growers for carbon enriched soil.

Mulliken, former Chief Technology Officer at Wayfair, will lead the development of data-driven solutions for farmers as Chief Integrated Product Officer at Indigo. Boston, Massachusetts, November 12, 2019—Indigo Agriculture, a company dedicated to harnessing nature to help farmers sustainably feed the planet, announces the appointment of John Mulliken as Chief Integrated Product Officer (CIPO). As Indigo’s first CIPO, Mulliken will drive the creation of integrated offerings for growers that leverage technology and data science.

36 Projects Breakthrough as First Crop of Terraton Challenge Semifinalists, Showcasing Agriculture as the New Hotbed for Innovation

Indigo launches Indigo Acres, a comprehensive package to support growers transitioning to regenerative farming practices

Indigo updates U.S. corn and soybean production forecast for the final time this season

Since the June 2019 launch of The Terraton Initiative, farmers have submitted 10M acres, a significant step forward for agriculture’s role in reversing climate change

With new headquarters open in Switzerland, Indigo brings portfolio of innovative technologies leading the transition to a more beneficial agriculture system to Europe

Indigo forecasts end of season U.S. production at 12.5B bushels for corn and 3.4B bushels for soybeans. These estimates are based on yield estimates of 159.4 bu/ac for corn and 45.2 bu/ac for soybeans, and area planted estimates of 86.2M acres for corn and 75.7M acres for soybeans.  As with all previous forecasts, these agricultural insights are powered by Atlas, Indigo’s ag intelligence technology Boston, Massachusetts, September 12, 2019 – Indigo Agriculture, a company dedicated to harnessing nature to help farmers sustainably feed the planet, updates its corn and soybean production forecasts ahead of the USDA’s September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE). Since its August report, Indigo’s corn production forecast has increased 4.2% to 12.5B bushels, while its soybean production forecast has fallen 8.0% to 3.4B bushels.

Indigo forecasts end of season corn production at 12.0B bushels and soybean production at 3.7B bushels.