The company, founded in 2017, develops proprietary digital products to boost yields for farmers. The investment will support expansion of its product portfolio and enable the company to scale its model globally, it revealed.
Doktar offers farmers actionable intelligence and full-farm traceability through an integrated ecosystem of connected IoT devices, smart software and AI-powered insights.
Its products typically get to farmers via direct partnerships with agribusinesses, cooperatives, and large food companies who wish to progress towards their public 2030 sustainability commitments through on-farm digitisation. Six of the 10 largest global food and beverage companies use Doktar’s platform to meet their sustainability and supply chain goals.
Go-to-market strategy
It currently supports 250,000 hectares of regenerative farmland, mostly in Turkey. More individual farmers are coming on board in the Middle East and North Africa – including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordon and Morocco – and in parts of Europe such as Romania, Bulgaria and Greece, said Doktar’s business development associate Defne Antika.
Low levels of soil organic matter that can negatively impact soil fertility and plant growth, plus optimising water usage are the two biggest challenges facing farmers, she told AgTechNavigator. The new funds will be divided between R&D on the devices, marketing, international expansion and setting up storage stations and depos around Europe so that our distributors can directly get the devices from there, she told us. “At the moment export import them right now is a big budget item for us.”

Reinforcing the digital backbone
With the new funding, Doktar is poised to expand into more markets while deepening its operational capacity, said Tanzer Bilgen and Selim Ucer, co-founders of Doktar.
“This investment marks an important milestone in our journey to digitally transform agriculture at scale,” they said.
“It enables us to accelerate our expansion across Europe, North America, and South America, while deepening our ability to meet the growing global demand for integrated, data-driven solutions. As agriculture faces mounting pressure to deliver both productivity and sustainability, we are reinforcing the digital backbone that makes a measurable, verifiable impact possible across entire supply chains.”
‘Real-world applicability’
The European Circular Bioeconomy Fund (ECBF) – Europe’s first private venture capital fund dedicated to accelerating the bioeconomy and biobased circular innovations – and Dutch impact investor focused on regenerative agriculture and sustainable food systems Pymwymic led the funding. There was participation from existing investor Diffusion Capital Partners.
“We invested in Doktar because their approach uniquely combines agronomic expertise, scalable technology, and measurable environmental outcomes,” said Isabelle Laurencin, partner at ECBF. “They are enabling regenerative agriculture at scale with real-world applicability.”
“We have witnessed firsthand Doktar’s exceptional ability to deliver measurable agricultural transformation through innovative technology,” added Merve Akgun, partner at Diffusion Capital Partners. “They bring scalable solutions that create both environmental impact and business value to farmers and food producers worldwide.”