Farmbot Raises $15 Mn Series B to Expand Smart Water Monitoring Globally
Aug 13, 2026 | By Nguyen Minh

Agtech company Farmbot has raised $22 million (US$15 million) in Series B funding. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its business globally.
SUMMARY
- Farmbot has raised US$15 million in Series B funding.
- The Sydney-founded agtech company provides remote monitoring solutions for farms.
- Farmbot aims to help farmers save water, reduce risks, improve efficiency, and support animal welfare.
Farmbot provides remote water and asset monitoring technology for livestock farms. Its platform helps farmers monitor water supplies and farm assets remotely.
The funding round was led by Lewis & Clark Partners. Other investors included Fulcrum Global Capital, Builders VC, Level VC, Meat & Livestock Australia’s Cultiv8 Livestock Technology Fund, and long-time investor Macdoch Ventures.
“This investment means we can put more people on the ground here at home, keep improving our hardware and software, and give our customers even more value. Together with our investors, we’re investing in the future of farming,” cofounder and chair Andrew Coppin said.
“Farmbot/Ranchbot provides producers with real-time intelligence on their critical assets, including animals and water, helping to reduce risk, save time, save water and improve animal welfare,” he said
Founded in 2014, Farmbot is an Australian agtech company that provides remote monitoring solutions for the agriculture industry. Its technology helps farmers monitor and manage water resources more effectively.
Farmbot helps solve water management challenges on farms while supporting the long-term availability of water and encouraging better use of natural resources.

















