Cyan Analytics Raises US$380K Led by Córdoba Industrial to Scale Climate Intelligence

Cyan Analytics, a Brazilian startup specializing in climate intelligence for agribusiness and infrastructure, has entered a new phase of growth after securing fresh pre-seed funding.

This milestone reinforces Cyan Analytics’ long-term mission to expand data-driven climate solutions that strengthen resilience and efficiency across agricultural operations.

Pre-Seed Funding Marks a Strategic Growth Phase

The company recently raised $380,000 in a pre-seed round structured by Arara Seed, with the total potentially reaching $757,000. The round was led by Córdoba Industrial, a major Brazilian player in filtration technology for the bioenergy sector, active in 27 sugarcane-producing countries. Cyan views this investment as a defining moment.

According to the team: "the round brings together technology, sustainability, and impact capital at the core of Brazilian agribusiness”.

Reflecting how industrial actors are increasingly supporting climate-tech solutions tied to their value chains.

Product Expansion and Validated Technology Roadmap

Cyan doubled its revenue between 2023 and 2024 and now projects surpassing $1.9 million by the end of 2025. Until now, the company’s growth has been driven almost entirely by client revenues, allowing it to validate its solutions directly in the field before seeking outside investment.

The new capital will accelerate the rollout of already proven tools, including productivity prediction models and a proprietary ATR estimation system for sugarcane. Additionally, Cyan plans to develop more accessible products tailored to mid-sized rural producers, expanding its reach across the sector.

Strategic Partnership to Mitigate Climate Risk

A central element of the collaboration with Córdoba Industrial is the co-development of rainfall forecasting solutions for sugarcane regions, addressing one of the industry’s most critical operational challenges. By combining climate intelligence with equipment and process optimization, both companies aim to reduce weather-related losses and improve predictability in bioenergy production.

CEO, Igor Domingues Amarolli, highlights that the partnership shifts their relationship from a traditional client-supplier dynamic to “joint problem-solving around risk and efficiency.”

Strengthened Positioning Through Merger With AgroNational

Today, Cyan monitors approximately 8 million hectares, primarily sugarcane fields in São Paulo, serving producers, insurers, and companies that rely on accurate climate and operational data. Its platform integrates seamlessly with client systems, enabling real-time cross-referencing between meteorological information and operational indicators to enhance decision-making, resource allocation, and loss prevention.

This positioning has been reinforced by a recent merger with AgroNational, combining Cyan’s technology infrastructure with nearly two decades of expertise in agricultural insurance. Together, they aim to strengthen risk-management capabilities for credit and insurance markets.

A Climate Intelligence Leader in Agribusiness and Infrastructure

With more than 80 corporate clients and a rapidly expanding product portfolio, Cyan Analytics is consolidating its role as a climate intelligence reference for agribusiness and infrastructure.

CEO Igor Domingues Amarolli and CTO Philipp Edson emphasize their mission to democratize access to high-quality meteorological data and translate climate knowledge into operational gains at scale.

Supported by impact-driven investment and strategic industrial partnerships, the company is poised to drive a more predictable, efficient, and sustainable future for Brazilian agribusiness.