Mondra accelerates sustainability vision with inoqo merger
London-based climate intelligence startup Mondra has announced a strategic merger with Austrian sustainability platform inoqo, shortly after securing a €11.8 million Series A funding round. The deal aims to create one of Europe’s most comprehensive data-driven solutions for tracking and reducing the environmental footprint of consumer products, particularly in the food supply chain and retail sectors.
Building a unified environmental impact platform
Mondra specializes in granular product-level lifecycle assessment, enabling brands and retailers to calculate and monitor metrics such as carbon emissions, water use, and biodiversity impact across complex value chains. Vienna-based inoqo has focused on a complementary mission: providing retailers and consumer brands with real-time sustainability scoring and eco-labeling tools that can be integrated into e-commerce, loyalty apps, and in-store systems.
By combining their technologies, the merged company plans to offer a single, end-to-end platform that connects farm-level data, supplier information, and point-of-sale systems. This is designed to help retailers align with tightening EU sustainability regulations, including emerging rules on scope 3 emissions reporting and green claims transparency.
Responding to regulatory and consumer pressure
Across Europe, retailers face rising pressure from regulators, investors, and consumers to demonstrate credible progress on net-zero targets and sustainable sourcing. Many are struggling with fragmented data and inconsistent methodologies. Mondra and inoqo aim to solve this by offering standardized impact methodologies, verified datasets, and dashboards that allow sustainability teams to compare products, suppliers, and categories at scale.
The fresh €11.8 million Series A funding will be used to accelerate product development, expand engineering and data science teams, and deepen partnerships with major European retailers and food manufacturers. The combined entity is positioning itself as a critical infrastructure layer for retailers that want to move beyond marketing-driven sustainability claims towards measurable, verifiable environmental performance.
Strategic signal for climate tech and retail
The merger underscores growing consolidation in European climate tech and retail analytics, as investors back platforms that can deliver both regulatory compliance and commercial value. For retailers, a unified solution from Mondra and inoqo could mean faster deployment of eco-scores, more accurate product comparisons, and clearer insights into which interventions deliver the greatest emissions reductions across their assortments.