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Finistere Ventures is a pioneering venture capital firm in the Agriculture sector` with offices in the Bay Area and San Diego with presence through our global venture partner network in Israel` Australia` New Zealand` the Gulf states and South East Asia. Our team combines deep technical knowledge with domain operating experiences to help entrepreneurs build the leading Ag tech companies powering the next Green Revolution. Our philosophy is to work hand in hand with the leaders of our portfolio companies to build game-changing technology companies in Agriculture. Finistere Ventures invests in agricultural technology at the nexus of improving productivity and ...

Finistere Ventures is a pioneering venture capital firm in the Agriculture sector` with offices in the Bay Area and San Diego with presence through our global venture partner network in Israel` Australia` New Zealand` the Gulf states and South East Asia. Our team combines deep technical knowledge with domain operating experiences to help entrepreneurs build the leading Ag tech companies powering the next Green Revolution. Our philosophy is to work hand in hand with the leaders of our portfolio companies to build game-changing technology companies in Agriculture. Finistere Ventures invests in agricultural technology at the nexus of improving productivity and sustainability in food` alternative energy crops` novel Ag production systems` animal health` and the precision Ag subsectors. Financial successes have been driven by an internal operating philosophy focused on the following: (1) Having deep technology and operating expertise across the investment team; (2) Creating proprietary networks and deal flow with universities` research institutions` and incubators across the US and around the globe; and (3) Optimizing fund investments and fund size to ensure superior returns. Our Fund has established partnerships with major Ag technology and Food supply chain companies providing portfolio companies with greater access and insight to industry and proprietary networks.

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