Latest fund size
$100M
Announced
June 16, 2026
Global HQ
Netherlands
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Check size
$1M-$10M
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Stage focus
Seed, Series A
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Regions of investment
North America, Europe
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Anterra Capital is an Amsterdam and Boston-based venture firm founded in 2013 by Adam Anders, Philip Austin, and Maarten Goossens, the first transatlantic agrifoodtech fund. The firm invests in and builds companies applying life science and biotechnology innovations and digital solutions to the global food and agriculture system, from farmer to consumer. Anterra manages over $500M across three funds and co-founded F&A Next with Rabobank and Wageningen University, Europe's leading annual agrifoodtech gathering.
Adam Anders — Managing Partner & Co-Founder
adam.anders@anterracapital.com
Philip Austin — Managing Partner & Co-Founder
Maarten Goossens — Partner & Co-Founder
maarten.goossens@anterracapital.com
Brett Wong — Partner
Mariona Attard — Finance Associate
mariona.attard@anterracapital.com
Sanjay Birjmohan — Investment Team
sanjay.birjmohan@anterracapital.com
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Names, roles, emails and LinkedIn profiles for the team, plus the fund's website.
Anterra backs companies across the full food and agriculture value chain; crop protection, animal health, produce logistics, food retail, farm management software, and consumer nutrition.
The firm focuses on two technology platforms: breakthrough biotechnology (novel biologicals, genomics, next-generation chemistry) and digital solutions (software, AI, data platforms). It invests globally with a primary focus on North America and Europe, typically entering at seed or Series A.
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What the fund looks for in founders and which sectors it backs.
Anterra Capital Fund III announced a first close of $100M in June 2026, targeting a final close of $200M.
LPs include Rabobank, Novo Holdings, Zoetis, and Eight Roads (Fidelity International), alongside institutional investors, food system operators, and family offices across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
LP operators collectively farm more than 13 million acres and include leaders of major CPG, bakery, produce logistics, and food retail businesses.
Fund III has already made two investments: Anchr (AI-native food distribution back-office platform, co-invested with a16z Speedrun) and Animerra (veterinary biologics company founded and built by Anterra).
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Fund size, LPs and track record.
Leadership
Adam Anders is Managing Partner and Co-Founder, based in Amsterdam.
Philip Austin is Managing Partner and Co-Founder, based in Boston.
Maarten Goossens is Partner and Co-Founder, based in Amsterdam.
Brett Wong is Partner.
Investment Strategy
Anterra invests from seed through Series A with initial checks of $1–10M, taking an active company-building role alongside traditional investing.
The firm runs a dedicated company creation program, its first incubated company, Enko Chem, is developing next-generation crop protection chemistry in partnership with Syngenta and Bayer Crop Science; its second, Invetx, was acquired by Dechra Pharmaceuticals for over $500M within six years of inception.
The firm's LP base, comprising strategics, institutional investors, and operators, functions as an industry access network for portfolio companies, providing customer introductions, distribution channels, and domain expertise.
Notable Investments
Notable Exits
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Leadership, investment strategy, notable investments and exits.
