Diginex Secures Major Contracts Amid Strategic Abu Dhabi Entry

Diginex signs Abu Dhabi Sustainable Finance Declaration and a $40M partnership to integrate real-time ESG data into business operations, aligning with new UAE climate disclosure laws.

Technology firm Diginex has formally joined the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) ecosystem by signing the Abu Dhabi Sustainable Finance Declaration. This strategic move comes just ahead of a key regulatory deadline of May 30, 2026, when companies operating in the United Arab Emirates must begin complying with new mandatory climate disclosure laws. The announcement coincides with the company securing a significant reseller agreement valued at a cumulative $40 million.

A $40 Million Partnership to Integrate ESG Data

On February 20, Diginex cemented a four-year strategic alliance with Resulticks Global Companies. The partnership, targeting total revenues of $40 million, is designed to embed environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data directly into core business operations. Instead of generating standalone compliance reports, the company will utilize Resulticks' AI-powered engine to integrate real-time emissions and supply chain data into procurement and capital allocation decisions.

The sales focus for this collaboration will be the United States, India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East—regions where reporting requirements for Scope 3 emissions are becoming increasingly stringent. In a related financial arrangement, Diginex has restructured an existing $8 million receivable from Resulticks into four installments, all due within the current calendar year.

Expansion Driven by Strategic Acquisitions

These recent deals follow an aggressive acquisition strategy undertaken by Diginex. In early January, the company acquired carbon accounting platform Plan A for approximately €55 million. The transaction involved a €3 million cash payment, with the remainder settled through the issuance of 6.72 million new Diginex shares. This acquisition brought notable investors Visa and Deutsche Bank into the company's shareholder base.

The purchase of Plan A provided Diginex with software capable of measuring Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, alongside decarbonization planning tools. This was complemented by the acquisitions of The Remedy Project, which focuses on supply chain due diligence, and the ESG platform Matter DK. The company has also established a Brazilian joint venture aimed at building digital infrastructure for sustainability data. As part of the Plan A acquisition, its founder, Lubomila Jordanova, assumed the role of CEO at Diginex; under her previous leadership, Plan A's revenue grew by 293%.

By entering the ADGM framework, Diginex now connects with a network of over 170 financial institutions. The number of active entities within this sustainable finance hub has recently surged by 42%. The coming months will reveal whether this period of rapid expansion and partnership development translates into measurable revenue growth for the company.