Orygen

www.orygen.earth ↗ ·Madrid ·Pre-seed

Orygen is a Madrid-based proptech/climate-tech startup that analyses rural and rustic land in Spain using satellite data, computer vision and AI to tell owners, investors, banks and asset managers what a plot is actually worth and what it can legally and profitably be used for ("Land as a Service"). It also runs a marketplace connecting landowners with developers of forestry, carbon-offset, agriculture and renewable-energy projects, and reports 20,000+ hectares analysed, 700+ landowners and 25+ corporate clients. Founded in late 2022 by Victoria Hermida Esquitino and Costanza Pinto Bonomo, it is a small pre-seed team (~2-10 people); its backing is angel/founder capital plus EU NextGenerationEU support.

Founded

2022

Founders

Total funds raised

€280K

SectorsProptech, Rural land / real estate, AI & Data, Climate & Carbon markets, Agtech & Forestry Start-up MapProptech & Construction › Real estate investment & co-ownership fintech

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Founders

Costanza Pinto Bonomo

Co-founder & COO

Victoria Hermida Esquitino

Co-founder & CEO

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