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Oishii Announces First Closing of $150M in Series C Financing as It Scales Its Indoor Smart Farm™ Model

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/PRNewswire/ -- Oishii, the company behind the world's largest indoor vertical strawberry farm, today announced the first closing of $150 million in Series C...

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Oishii Announces First Closing of $150M in Series C Financing as It Scales Its Indoor Smart Farm™ Model

/PRNewswire/ -- Oishii, the company behind the world's largest indoor vertical strawberry farm, today announced the first closing of $150 million in Series C...

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Oishii closes $150m funding round to scale tech-led indoor farming platform

Vertical farming company Oishii has announced the first closing of a $150 million Series C financing round, supporting the scale of its indoor Smart Farm model as the company increases production.

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Oishii Announces First Closing of $150M in Series C Financing as It Scales Its Indoor Smart Farm Model

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Oishii closes $150 million in Series C financing

Oishii, the company behind the world's largest indoor vertical strawberry farm, today announced the first closing of $150 million in Series C financing led by SPARX Asset Management Co., Ltd., with participation from Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd., MISUMI Group Inc., Mizuho Bank Ltd., and…

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Oishi Farm Raises 24 Billion Yen. The CEO Talks About the Second Major Fundraising Round and the Winning Strategy for the "Third Plant Factory boom."

Japanese companies are investing in Oishii Farm, known for its "plant factory-grown strawberries." We interviewed CEO Daiki Koga about the company's fundraising of 24 billion yen, exceeding the amount raised two years ago, and its future plans.

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