Sustainability software and advisory company Position Green announced today the acquisition of ESG reporting and compliance solutions provider Greenomy, in a move described by Position Green as “consolidating Europe’s fragmented sustainability tech market.”

The transaction follows Position Green’s acquisition in August of carbon management software provider Morescope. According to Position Green, the company is building a comprehensive ESG platform aimed at helping companies and investors to accelerate the green transition and to navigate the shifting regulatory landscape, by combining capabilities including sustainability reporting, carbon management, supply chain transparency tools and advisory expertise.

Joachim Nahem, Chairman and Co-Founder of Position Green, said:

“Position Green is now the platform that connects it all – sustainability reporting, carbon management, supply chain transparency, and capital markets.”

Founded in 2020, Belgium-based Greenomy provides ESG reporting solutions aimed at enabling companies to comply with key regulatory frameworks including CSRD, EU Taxonomy, and VSME.

Alexander Stevens, CEO and founder of Greenomy, said:

“This combination brings together two market leaders with complementary strengths: Position Green’s scale in the Nordics and Greenomy’s deep regulatory expertise and Benelux foothold. It positions us to serve clients with the most comprehensive sustainability data management solution in Europe.”

Greenomy has been majority owned by financial market infrastructure provider Euroclear since 2022. The company announced that it will remain involved as a shareholder in Position Green following the acquisition.

Nils Jean-Mairet, Chief Financial Officer at Euroclear, said:

“We conducted a thorough selection process with strong international interest, and we are delighted that Position Green will lead Greenomy into its next chapter. Capital markets are central to Europe’s green transition, and that requires reliable data and transparent reporting. This partnership marks an important step toward building a more integrated ESG ecosystem in Europe.”