Tech Company Financing Transactions
TerraBlaster Funding Round
ULU Ventures, Bidra Innovation Ventures and Builders Vision invested in a $12.5 million Seed capital raise for TerraBlaster. The round closed on 8/27/2026.
Transaction Overview
Company Name
Announced On
8/27/2026
Transaction Type
Venture Equity
Amount
$12,500,000
Round
Seed
Investors
Proceeds Purpose
The company will use the capital to fund the mass production of its physical sensor hardware, expand its core agronomy and data analytics software teams, and accelerate real-world field deployment testing across global commercial farming networks.
Company Information
Company Status
Private & Independent
Industry
AgTech
Mailing Address
3311 Spring Street
Redwood City, CA 94063
USA
Redwood City, CA 94063
USA
Phone
Undisclosed
Website
Email Address
Overview
Our mission is to help farmers reclaim the value they lose when imperfect information causes waste. Billions of dollars in fertilizer that never feeds a crop. Missing nutrients that limit yields. Unneeded nutrients that leach into waterways. That's not just waste. It's a missed opportunity. And the heart of that opportunity is capturing precise, real-time, and actionable data about plant-available soil nutrients so you can immediately start precise fertilizer application. This is technology that was developed by NASA for Mars that's now improving life on earth.
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Management Team
Title
Name
Email & Social
Chief Executive Officer
Jorge Heraud
Chief Technical Officer
Matt Colgan
Co-Founder
Pablo Sobron
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