osapiens is a German enterprise software company that develops and operates the osapiens HUB, an AI-powered cloud platform for sustainability compliance, supply chain transparency, regulatory reporting, carbon management, and operational efficiency. The platform integrates multiple solution suites covering supplier intelligence and risk management, product compliance (including EPR and PPWR), disclosures and ESG reporting, carbon accounting, maintenance and repairs, audits, and distribution processes.
Founded in 2018 in Mannheim, Germany, by Alberto Zamora, Stefan Wawrzinek, and Matthias Jungblut, the company has grown rapidly to serve more than 2,500 customers across over 60 countries. It maintains offices in several European cities and the United States, employing over 550 people from more than 70 nationalities. Key customers include major brands in retail, consumer goods, and manufacturing.
osapiens operates as a privately held company with a holding structure (osapiens Holding GmbH) and operating entities such as osapiens Services GmbH. It is backed by prominent investors including Decarbonization Partners (a BlackRock-Temasek joint venture), Goldman Sachs Alternatives, and Armira Growth. The founders retain significant ownership. In January 2026, the company achieved unicorn status following a $100 million Series C round.
In the industry, osapiens positions itself as one of Europe’s fastest-growing providers of integrated sustainability and compliance software, enabling companies to automate complex cross-border regulatory tasks such as the AI-driven EPR compliance solution developed in partnership with GreenDot for the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR). The company emphasizes real-time data integration, AI automation, and scalability to support the transition to sustainable business practices.
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Deal includes an initial EUR 4m at closing plus conditional milestone payments, grants preferred feedstock access and EPR services, Léko had EUR 42m revenue in 2025; closed 5 Nov 2026.
