Baptiste Tellier
Director @ Fall Line Capital
San Francisco, United States
Baptiste Tellier is a seed investor at Fall Line Capital in San Francisco focused on Agriculture and AgTech. Baptiste Tellier - Director @ Fall Line Capital
- Total investments:
- 3
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
- 33%
Last updated:
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Industries Baptiste Tellier invests in
Stages Baptiste Tellier invests in
Countries Baptiste Tellier invests in
Investment Focus
Industry
- Agriculture 2 (67%)
- AgTech 1 (33%)
- Farming 1 (33%)
- Chemical 1 (33%)
- Hardware 1 (33%)
Stage
- Seed 1 (33%)
- Pre-Seed 1 (33%)
- Series B 1 (33%)
Country
- France 1 (33%)
- United States 1 (33%)
Investments
| Company | Description | Round | Links |
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Micropep Technologies
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Micropep Technologies developes a non-GMO new generation of bioherbicides and biostimulants. Micropep, founded in 2016 in Toulouse, focuses on bioherbicides and biostimulants. The company uses plants’ natural molecules, called “micro-peptides”, to temporarily control expression of their genes and regulate plant growth but leaving their DNA intact.The company currently works on four development programs: germination, flowering, growth, and weed control. | $29.3M / Series B / Jul 25, 2024 | |
Lumo
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Lumo will change the way we manage freshwater resources. According to the UN 40% of the world will be faced with water scarcity by 2030. 50-70% of freshwater is used by agriculture for irrigation. Current technology to measure and manage water resources is antiquated, the biggest incumbents are analog and manual. We’re going to bring software-firstsolutions to modernize water management.Our first product will simplify water management and water use reporting for grape growers in California. Irrigation is the #1 variable cost for specialty growers, which includes grapes, berries, and nuts. Lumo will drastically reduce these costs by saving water, energy, and labor – helping farmers better manage their water resources. We will scale into adjacent verticals like nuts, berries, and marijuana; expand into more geographies; and add additional capabilities like water rights reporting and trading. | $14.1M / Seed / May 07, 2024 | |
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Lumo
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Lumo will change the way we manage freshwater resources. According to the UN 40% of the world will be faced with water scarcity by 2030. 50-70% of freshwater is used by agriculture for irrigation. Current technology to measure and manage water resources is antiquated, the biggest incumbents are analog and manual. We’re going to bring software-firstsolutions to modernize water management.Our first product will simplify water management and water use reporting for grape growers in California. Irrigation is the #1 variable cost for specialty growers, which includes grapes, berries, and nuts. Lumo will drastically reduce these costs by saving water, energy, and labor – helping farmers better manage their water resources. We will scale into adjacent verticals like nuts, berries, and marijuana; expand into more geographies; and add additional capabilities like water rights reporting and trading. | $3.9M / Pre-Seed / Jul 19, 2022 |
Co-Investors
About Fall Line Capital
Fall Line Capital primarily seeks investment in broadacre farmland and agricultural technologies. The firm engages in purchasing and actively managing farmland throughout the United States, and by investing in technology companies that are strategic to our landholdings. Fall Line Capital's primary goal is to realize untapped productivity infarmland.
Fall Line Capital Contacts
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Libby Spalding
Vice President
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Wade Condrey
Head of Southern Operations
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Yanniv Dorone
Senior Vice President
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Baptiste Tellier
Director
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Clay Mitchell
Co-founder & Managing Director
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FAQ
What does Baptiste Tellier invest in?
Baptiste Tellier invests primarily in Agriculture, AgTech and Farming startups, most often at Seed and Pre-Seed stage. Most of the 3 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in France. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
When did Baptiste Tellier last invest?
The most recent investment recorded for Baptiste Tellier closed in Jul 2024. Shizune tracks 3 investments in total for this profile, including round sizes, stages and portfolio companies, all sourced from confirmed public funding rounds and refreshed monthly.
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