Zevero argues that sustainability should be a continuous operational system rather than a yearly “check-the-box” exercise. By offering a platform where climate data is reliable and connected to strategic decision-making, the company seeks to modernize how businesses handle environmental impact. The latest round of funding will accelerate their ability to bring this sophisticated data infrastructure to new markets.

The investment follows a 400% year-on-year increase in recurring revenue and a doubling of its client base. The company also recently acquired Inhabit, a sustainability advisory firm, to bridge the gap between data measurement and actual emissions reduction.

Zevero’s core platform is its AI driven automation, Zevero uses AI to streamline the collection and calculation of Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. Rather than just providing data for disclosures, the platform identifies “hotspots” to help businesses adjust product design and sourcing strategies. Zevero provides human expertise, integrating climate experts to help organizations set targets and develop customized decarbonization plans.

The funding coincides with a global shift toward stricter climate disclosures, such as the UK SRS and Japan’s SSBJ Standards, which treat environmental data with the same level of scrutiny as financial reporting. There is also growing international pressure, Companies are facing increased demands from supply chain mandates and regulations like the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

The new capital will be used to accelerate product development and expand operations across Asia-Pacific and Continental Europe. Zevero currently partners with major entities including Asahi Group, waterdrop, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, focusing on manufacturing and consumer goods sectors.