Farm Innovations S.A., a company that develops vet-tech solutions, is preparing to debut on the NewConnect market. In its most recent share issuance, the company raised approximately PLN 4.7 million, which it plans to allocate to further growth. The stock exchange listing is expected to support the company’s expansion in the fields of identification technologies, animal health-monitoring systems and insurance solutions for livestock breeders and companion-animal owners. The debut on NewConnect is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026.
For the past nine years, Farm Innovations has been developing technologies based on subcutaneous chips that enable automatic identification and body-temperature measurement, as well as devices that monitor physical activity and environmental conditions for farm animals. These solutions provide breeders with real-time data, allowing them to react earlier to warning signals, improve animal care and increase the efficiency of their herds. The company’s technologies replace traditional, often painful and short-lasting identification methods such as ear-tagging, offering fully automated measurement and monitoring systems instead. The planned NewConnect debut marks another step in strengthening its position in the Polish vet-tech market and, in the future, across Europe.
– “The NewConnect debut is an opportunity for us to show that Polish innovation in animal husbandry and livestock technology can compete on the European market. Our successful share issue, which raised nearly PLN 4.7 million, confirmed investor confidence and shows that our business model has strong development potential,” says Sebastian Przeniosło, CEO of Farm Innovations S.A.
To date, the company has tagged over 100,000 livestock animals, including more than 80,000 horses and 10,000 alpacas. Farm Innovations currently holds 100% of the Polish market for chipping newborn horses and is the only official provider of subcutaneous chips listed by the Agency for Restructuring and Modernization of Agriculture. The company also collaborates with the National Research Institute of Animal Production in Kraków and the Polish Horse Breeders Association.
As part of the further development of identification technologies, the company is introducing a new generation of markers into the national system — thermochips. These advanced transponders not only enable traditional identification but also offer non-invasive body-temperature measurement. Each thermochip has a unique 15-digit identification number and a built-in temperature sensor, allowing breeders to read an animal’s temperature within seconds using a dedicated scanner. The solution complies with existing regulations and has been officially adopted in identification practices by the Polish Horse Breeders Association.
A major development opportunity for the company comes from the mandatory dog-and-cat chipping law currently under legislative review. Poland is home to approximately 8 million dogs and 7 million cats, with around 1.5 million new animals born each year. The new regulations will introduce mandatory chipping for all newborn animals, while owners of dogs born before the law takes effect will have three years to comply. According to estimates, this represents a market worth up to PLN 85 million — around PLN 70 million in the dog segment and PLN 15 million in the cat segment.
The data infrastructure and measurement technologies developed by Farm Innovations have also attracted interest from insurers, opening access to a new market segment. Working with PIB Group and the Polish Chamber of Milk, the company is developing Poland’s first group insurance products for dairy cattle. Insurance for horses, dogs and cats is next in line. Currently, only around 1% of companion animals in Poland are insured, compared to 90% in Sweden and 40% in Denmark.
– “Our goal is not only to advance technology, but also to educate the market and introduce modern animal insurance solutions. We want to transform how people in Poland care for their animals, just as Scandinavia did — creating a modern ecosystem of technology and insurance. Poland deserves similar solutions, and we aim to be the first company to deliver them comprehensively,” emphasizes Mariusz Muszyński, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Farm Innovations S.A.
According to Mordor Intelligence, the global pet-tech market (which includes vet-tech) is expected to be worth USD 12.47 billion in 2025 and reach USD 23.88 billion by 2030, with a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.87% during 2025–2030.
