• $100 million Series C financing led by Decarbonization Partners, a joint venture of BlackRock and Temasek
• Investment pushes osapiens to unicorn status, building on Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Armira Growth support
• Expansion targets global regulatory compliance markets amid rising ESG disclosure and decarbonization requirements

osapiens, the enterprise software company focused on regulatory compliance and sustainability, secured $100 million in Series C financing led by Decarbonization Partners, the joint venture formed by BlackRock and Temasek. The round is subject to regulatory approvals and lifts osapiens’ valuation above $1 billion, positioning the firm among the fastest scaling sustainability software platforms globally as ESG regulation intensifies in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

A Platform Built for Regulatory Complexity

Founded to help companies manage evolving obligations for climate, supply chain transparency, and product traceability, osapiens has become one of the most active software players in Europe’s emerging corporate ESG disclosure stack. Its platform spans more than 25 enterprise-grade solutions that operate on a single multi-tenant system designed for transparency, cross-company collaboration, and AI-driven automation. The firm describes the osapiens HUB as a central platform where compliance, sustainability, and operational efficiency can be managed at scale.

The investment comes as regulators tighten scrutiny of corporate supply chains, environmental disclosures, and data integrity. Europe’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, along with due diligence rules for forced labor and deforestation risks, has driven demand for digital tools that integrate finance, compliance, and climate reporting. North America is evaluating similar frameworks for emissions disclosure and climate-aligned procurement. Many corporates are under pressure from investors and banks to demonstrate traceability and decarbonization pathways across entire value chains.

Financing Strategy and Investor Consortium

Decarbonization Partners will join existing shareholders Goldman Sachs Alternatives, which led the $120 million Series B in 2024, and Armira Growth, which led the $27 million Series A in 2023. The deal reflects continued investor appetite for digital sustainability infrastructure that can scale across sectors, geographies, and regulatory environments. Funding will accelerate product innovation and expansion into new markets.

“This investment is a strong validation of our strategy and our long-term vision,” said Alberto Zamora, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of osapiens. “It demonstrates that sustainable growth and AI-driven efficiency remain top priorities for global investors. Decarbonization Partners is an exceptional partner for us. With a focus on sustainability and the combined global presence and investment expertise of BlackRock and Temasek, they bring exactly the perspective and scale we need for our next phase of growth to become the indisputable global category leader in sustainable growth for enterprises of all sizes.“

Matthias Jungblut, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of osapiens, added that the investor consortium reflects business model fit with current regulatory shifts. “Decarbonization Partners understands both the regulatory dynamics companies face today and the business opportunity of AI-driven efficiency that comes with it. Their deep experience in scaling category-defining technology companies makes them a perfect strategic fit alongside Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Armira Growth.“

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Global Markets Signal Demand for Digital ESG Infrastructure

The growing complexity of climate and sustainability data sets has become a core management issue for boards and C-suites. Investors and lenders must validate climate disclosures to align with transition finance rules. Corporates must track emissions and supply chain risks to qualify for procurement programs and avoid compliance penalties. Digital solutions that centralize reporting, auditability, and workflow automation are emerging as market standards.

“osapiens is redefining how companies achieve transparency, compliance, and operational excellence across increasingly complex supply chains,” said Dr. Meghan Sharp, Global Head and Chief Investment Officer of Decarbonization Partners. “Enterprises around the world are looking for trusted, scalable software to meet rising regulatory, sustainability and decarbonization expectations. osapiens’ platform delivers the clarity organizations need to operate and grow responsibly.”

Strategic Implications for ESG and Finance Stakeholders

For investors and corporates, the financing reinforces the thesis that sustainability disclosure and supply chain transparency are durable growth markets rather than discretionary ESG spending. The deal connects capital market preferences with government regulation and corporate strategy. It also aligns with global themes in transition finance, digital MRV, and Scope 3 data reliability that underpin valuations in climate-aligned sectors.

The closing of the article situates osapiens within a global landscape where data, compliance, and decarbonization are shaping competitive advantage. As more jurisdictions adopt mandated climate reporting, the market for enterprise ESG infrastructure is expected to expand. The osapiens transaction demonstrates that major financial institutions view digital compliance and sustainability platforms as core to the next phase of global transition economics rather than niche software plays.

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