Diginex Acquires Plan A for €55 Million to Create Leading ESG Platform

Reuters01-07
Diginex Acquires Plan A for €55 Million to Create Leading ESG Platform

Diginex Limited is set to acquire PlanA.earth GmbH, a leading European AI-powered carbon accounting and decarbonization platform, in a transaction valued at €55 million. Under the agreement, Diginex will provide €3 million in cash and 6,720,317 of its ordinary shares, valued at €52 million, in exchange for 100% of Plan A's equity. The combined business aims to deliver a single, integrated platform that unites ESG reporting, carbon accounting, and decarbonization technology, serving enterprise customers such as HSBC, Coca Cola, Visa, and BMW. The transaction will also see Visa and Deutsche Bank become shareholders in Diginex. The integration is expected to strengthen Diginex’s presence in Europe and support Plan A’s expansion across Asia and North America by leveraging Diginex’s global infrastructure.

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