osapiens secures $100m Series C led by Decarbonization Partners

osapiens has agreed a US$100 million Series C funding round to be led by Decarbonization Partners, a joint venture between BlackRock and Temasek, subject to regulatory approvals.

Decarbonization Partners will join existing investors Goldman Sachs Alternatives, which led osapiens’ US$120 million Series B round in 2024, and Armira Growth, the lead investor in the company’s US$27 million Series A in 2023.

osapiens develops enterprise software that enables companies to manage regulatory compliance, sustainability and operational processes across their value chains through a single platform. Its osapiens HUB offers more than 25 enterprise-grade solutions operating on a multi-tenant infrastructure, designed to support AI-driven automation and collaboration across organisations.

The company said proceeds from the Series C round will be used to accelerate product development and support expansion in existing and new international markets, as it seeks to strengthen its position in sustainability and compliance software.

“This investment is a strong validation of our strategy and our long-term vision,” said Alberto Zamora, co-chief executive and co-founder of osapiens. “It demonstrates that sustainable growth and AI-driven efficiency remain top priorities for global investors.”

Matthias Jungblut, co-chief executive and co-founder, said Decarbonization Partners brings experience in both regulatory complexity and scaling technology businesses, adding that this made it a strong strategic fit alongside existing investors.

Dr Meghan Sharp, global head and chief investment officer of Decarbonization Partners, said companies are increasingly seeking scalable software to address regulatory, sustainability and decarbonisation requirements. “osapiens’ platform delivers the clarity organisations need to operate and grow responsibly,” she said.

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