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Climate technology company offering a sustainability platform for agri-food to measure and reduce GHG emissions and biodiversity.
Improvin' is a Swedish climate technology company based in Stockholm that provides a sustainability performance platform for the agri-food industry. Its B2B SaaS platform enables food brands, processors, mills, and agricultural cooperatives to measure, report, verify, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity impacts in their primary production value chains using primary data and AI-driven analytics. The company has raised €3.5 million in seed funding and employs between 11 and 50 individuals. Key investors include Axel Johnson (Food Bridge), Pale blue dot, Dynamo Ventures, and PINC (Paulig Group), while its customer base features prominent names such as Oatly, AAK, Mondelez, and Barilla. Improvin' was founded in 2022 by Niklas Wallsargård and Joel Nedar. Its business model centers on B2B SaaS platform licensed to agri-food companies.
Improvin' has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round.
Improvin' has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Improvin' has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $4.0M Seed in May 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2023 | $4M Seed | Pale Blue DOT, JON Bradford | Better Tomorrow Ventures, Dynamo Ventures, Jonathan Bradford, Atomico, Axel Johnson, LRF Ventures, PINC | Announced |
Improving is a modern digital services company specializing in software consulting, development, training, and advanced technology solutions for Fortune 500 and Global 1000 enterprises.[3][2] It focuses on AI, data platforms, cloud-native applications, and legacy system transformations, serving complex business needs across the US and Canada with over 1,000 employees in seven offices.[1][2][3] The company solves enterprise challenges like AI adoption, data management (handling 15+ petabytes), and scalable software architecture, delivering outcomes through 150+ AI projects, 200+ data initiatives, and 500+ modern applications.[3] Backed by Trinity Hunt Partners, Improving drives growth via organic expansion and acquisitions, earning Inc. 5000 recognition for nine years and multiple "Best Places to Work" awards.[1]
Co-founded in 2007 by CEO Curtis Hite, Improving began as a software development firm and expanded through strategic acquisitions into markets like Atlanta, Houston, Minneapolis, Calgary, Columbus, Cleveland, and College Station.[1] Hite and the management team built it into a leading IT services provider with expertise in AI, data, and applications, emphasizing long-term partnerships and a collaborative culture.[2][1] Early traction came from technology consulting and training, evolving into a purpose-driven organization known for inclusive workplaces and measurable client outcomes, now partnering with investors like Trinity Hunt to accelerate growth.[1][2]
Improving rides the wave of AI-driven enterprise transformation and cloud-native modernization, capitalizing on surging demand for intelligent systems amid legacy system overloads.[3][2] Its timing aligns with Global 1000 firms prioritizing AI adoption (150+ projects delivered) and data scalability in a post-pandemic digital shift.[3] Market forces like AI proliferation and hybrid cloud growth favor its 18+ years in applications and 15+ petabytes managed, positioning it as a trusted partner influencing ecosystems through startup support via CodeLaunch and investor-backed expansions.[4][1] This amplifies its role in fostering innovation for thousands of clients navigating competitive digital landscapes.[3]
Improving's partnership with Trinity Hunt signals accelerated M&A and organic scaling, potentially expanding AI and data capabilities to more enterprises.[1] Trends like generative AI maturity and edge computing will shape its trajectory, leveraging 10+ years of AI expertise for deeper automation integrations.[3] Its influence may evolve into a broader ecosystem enabler, mentoring startups while dominating consulting for modern platforms—solidifying its status as a growth engine in digital services.[4][2] As a tech company transforming enterprises, Improving exemplifies how targeted expertise fuels lasting innovation.
Improvin' has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Improvin''s investors include Pale Blue Dot, Jon Bradford, Better Tomorrow Ventures, Dynamo Ventures, Jonathan Bradford, Atomico, Axel Johnson, LRF Ventures, PINC.