Finom and Eeki Foods: The New Titans of Tech and Agriculture
June 26, 2025, 6:02 pm
Location: United States, Massachusetts, Cambridge
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2000
In the bustling world of startups, two companies are making waves: Finom and Eeki Foods. Both are on a mission to reshape their respective industries. Finom, a Dutch FinTech startup, is revolutionizing financial services for entrepreneurs. Eeki Foods, an Indian agritech firm, is transforming agriculture with innovative farming techniques.
Finom recently secured €115 million in a Series C funding round. This investment is a game-changer. It positions Finom to expand its reach across Europe. The company aims to attract one million customers by 2026. With over 125,000 users already, the goal seems ambitious yet achievable.
Founded in 2019, Finom is a digital financial services platform tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It offers a suite of tools for managing finances, payments, invoicing, and expense tracking. Think of it as a financial Swiss Army knife for entrepreneurs. The platform is designed to work at the speed of ideas, helping business owners navigate the complex world of finance.
The recent funding round was led by AVP, with participation from Headline Growth and existing investors like General Catalyst and Northzone. This influx of capital is not just about numbers; it’s about trust. Finom’s CEO emphasizes the need for financial tools that match the ambition of European entrepreneurs. The funding will help Finom build that trust and enhance its technology.
Finom’s growth trajectory is impressive. After doubling its revenue in 2024, the company is on solid ground. It boasts positive unit economics and a healthy customer lifetime value. The team has expanded to over 500 employees, reflecting its rapid growth. The platform combines AI-powered financial intelligence with business banking, making it a one-stop shop for financial needs.
But Finom is not alone in its quest for innovation. Eeki Foods is carving its niche in the agritech sector. Recently, Sixth Sense Ventures invested nearly Rs 50 crore (about $5.8 million) in Eeki Foods. This investment makes Sixth Sense the largest stakeholder after the founders. Eeki Foods is on a mission to diversify crop varieties and expand its geographical footprint.
Founded in 2018 by IIT Mumbai alumni, Eeki Foods is focused on sustainable agriculture. The company uses a patent-pending plant growth system that requires 90% less water and delivers ten times higher yields. Imagine a farm that can grow crops year-round, unaffected by seasonal changes. That’s the future Eeki Foods is building.
The company has already crossed the 100-acre cultivation mark in Rajasthan, a region known for its extreme climate. With the backing of Sixth Sense Ventures, Eeki Foods aims to reshape how India thinks about nutrition and food origins. The investment will help the company scale its operations and reach more consumers.
Eeki Foods has a solid track record. In FY24, its net revenues grew by 54%, reaching around Rs 41 crore. This growth is a testament to the demand for fresh, residue-free vegetables. The company’s innovative approach is resonating with consumers who are increasingly conscious of their food choices.
Both Finom and Eeki Foods are examples of how technology can drive change. Finom is empowering entrepreneurs with financial tools that simplify their lives. Eeki Foods is revolutionizing agriculture, making it more sustainable and efficient. These companies are not just chasing profits; they are on a mission to make a difference.
The landscape of startups is ever-evolving. Finom and Eeki Foods are at the forefront of this change. They are leveraging technology to solve real-world problems. As they continue to grow, they will undoubtedly inspire others to follow suit.
Investors are taking notice. The backing from firms like AVP and Sixth Sense Ventures signals confidence in these startups. They see potential where others may not. This investment is not just about money; it’s about belief in a vision.
The future looks bright for both companies. Finom is set to expand its customer base across Europe, while Eeki Foods is poised to redefine agriculture in India. Their journeys are just beginning, but the impact they will have is already palpable.
In conclusion, Finom and Eeki Foods are more than just startups. They are pioneers in their fields. They are harnessing technology to create solutions that resonate with consumers and businesses alike. As they forge ahead, they will continue to shape the future of finance and agriculture. The world is watching, and the possibilities are endless.
Finom recently secured €115 million in a Series C funding round. This investment is a game-changer. It positions Finom to expand its reach across Europe. The company aims to attract one million customers by 2026. With over 125,000 users already, the goal seems ambitious yet achievable.
Founded in 2019, Finom is a digital financial services platform tailored for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It offers a suite of tools for managing finances, payments, invoicing, and expense tracking. Think of it as a financial Swiss Army knife for entrepreneurs. The platform is designed to work at the speed of ideas, helping business owners navigate the complex world of finance.
The recent funding round was led by AVP, with participation from Headline Growth and existing investors like General Catalyst and Northzone. This influx of capital is not just about numbers; it’s about trust. Finom’s CEO emphasizes the need for financial tools that match the ambition of European entrepreneurs. The funding will help Finom build that trust and enhance its technology.
Finom’s growth trajectory is impressive. After doubling its revenue in 2024, the company is on solid ground. It boasts positive unit economics and a healthy customer lifetime value. The team has expanded to over 500 employees, reflecting its rapid growth. The platform combines AI-powered financial intelligence with business banking, making it a one-stop shop for financial needs.
But Finom is not alone in its quest for innovation. Eeki Foods is carving its niche in the agritech sector. Recently, Sixth Sense Ventures invested nearly Rs 50 crore (about $5.8 million) in Eeki Foods. This investment makes Sixth Sense the largest stakeholder after the founders. Eeki Foods is on a mission to diversify crop varieties and expand its geographical footprint.
Founded in 2018 by IIT Mumbai alumni, Eeki Foods is focused on sustainable agriculture. The company uses a patent-pending plant growth system that requires 90% less water and delivers ten times higher yields. Imagine a farm that can grow crops year-round, unaffected by seasonal changes. That’s the future Eeki Foods is building.
The company has already crossed the 100-acre cultivation mark in Rajasthan, a region known for its extreme climate. With the backing of Sixth Sense Ventures, Eeki Foods aims to reshape how India thinks about nutrition and food origins. The investment will help the company scale its operations and reach more consumers.
Eeki Foods has a solid track record. In FY24, its net revenues grew by 54%, reaching around Rs 41 crore. This growth is a testament to the demand for fresh, residue-free vegetables. The company’s innovative approach is resonating with consumers who are increasingly conscious of their food choices.
Both Finom and Eeki Foods are examples of how technology can drive change. Finom is empowering entrepreneurs with financial tools that simplify their lives. Eeki Foods is revolutionizing agriculture, making it more sustainable and efficient. These companies are not just chasing profits; they are on a mission to make a difference.
The landscape of startups is ever-evolving. Finom and Eeki Foods are at the forefront of this change. They are leveraging technology to solve real-world problems. As they continue to grow, they will undoubtedly inspire others to follow suit.
Investors are taking notice. The backing from firms like AVP and Sixth Sense Ventures signals confidence in these startups. They see potential where others may not. This investment is not just about money; it’s about belief in a vision.
The future looks bright for both companies. Finom is set to expand its customer base across Europe, while Eeki Foods is poised to redefine agriculture in India. Their journeys are just beginning, but the impact they will have is already palpable.
In conclusion, Finom and Eeki Foods are more than just startups. They are pioneers in their fields. They are harnessing technology to create solutions that resonate with consumers and businesses alike. As they forge ahead, they will continue to shape the future of finance and agriculture. The world is watching, and the possibilities are endless.