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Finches

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Sourcing intelligence for agricultural raw materials

Seefeld, GermanyFounded 2025AI

Valuation $10–25M Last recorded · 2026

Headcount <100 Current team size

Total funding $0–10M Disclosed equity funding

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About Finches

Finches is a Munich, Germany-based provider of an AI sourcing intelligence platform for companies that buy agricultural raw materials. The platform watches the farms, regions and crops a company buys from and puts events such as droughts, disease, labor shortages and trade conflicts in the context of its raw materials, origins and suppliers. It combines internal procurement data such as supplier profiles, cultivated acreage and contracts with external signals including weather patterns, satellite imaging, local news, scientific insights and field reports from agronomists, turning them into targeted early warnings with the evidence behind every alert so procurement teams can protect volume, quality and margins before crop failures or quality issues occur. Customers include a leading organic baby food manufacturer and a North American Fortune 500 food conglomerate. Finches is led by CEO Catharina van Delden, CTO Dr. Stefanie Glenn and CFO/COO Alexandra Vázquez Bea. In October 2026, the company raised €2 million in pre-seed funding led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF) and Vanagon Ventures, with participation from Bayern Kapital, UnternehmerTUM Funding for Innovators and a syndicate of strategic industry and tech angels, to accelerate product development and expand sales operations. Sources: finches.ai; FinSMEs (12 October 2026).

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Status: Operational
Founded: 2025
Headquarters: Seefeld, Germany
Employees: 13
Open positions: None listed
Dealroom signal: 76.7/100
Sub-industry: AgriTech
Sector: AI, Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Risk Management, Supply-Side Platform, Agritech, Core AI, Product Traceability, Supply Chain Software
Technology: Artificial Intelligence, Big Data
Business model: Marketplace & ecommerce, SaaS
Client focus: b2b
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Latest recorded traffic for Finches is 2.2K monthly website visits, up 511.1% over the last three months. Finches's team grew 116.7% over the past year.

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