Mondra Raises £10 Million Series A to Accelerate European Expansion of Its Climate-Tech Platform
Mondra, the London-based climate-tech startup providing an AI-powered platform for supply-chain intelligence, has closed a £10 million Series A funding round. The financing was led by AlbionVC and Planet A Ventures, with additional participation from Swisscom, PeakBridge, Ponderosa Ventures and Green Circle Foodtech Ventures.
The fresh capital will accelerate Mondra’s planned expansion into key European markets — including the Netherlands, Germany and France — while continuing growth in the UK. The funds will also support the development of enhanced platform capabilities: beyond tracking emissions, Mondra aims to introduce tools for climate-risk assessment and supply-chain disruption monitoring.
Mondra’s platform uses advanced AI and digital-twin technology to map complex, previously opaque food supply chains. This enables retailers, food companies and their suppliers to trace the environmental footprint of each product — from carbon emissions to climate-related risks — and to produce audit-ready ESG data. With this degree of visibility, companies can better model sourcing risks, plan for supply disruption, and build more resilient, low-carbon supply chains.
This Series A builds on a Pre-Series A round in 2024, in which Mondra raised £3.6 million from earlier backers including 7 Generation Ventures, AlbionVC, GC Foodtech, Foodsparks by PeakBridge, Ponderosa Ventures, and Vala Capital. That earlier funding helped accelerate rollout among UK grocers — reportedly 85 % of whom signed up to use the platform — and to expand beyond private-label food into other retail and consumer-packaged-goods segments.
Mondra’s clients already include major retailers and food-industry players, and the company was developed in collaboration with the British Retail Consortium (BRC). Through this industry coalition, Mondra aims to establish a unified standard for product-level environmental performance measurement — helping retailers, suppliers and brands align around credible, data-driven sustainability practices.
As regulatory pressure mounts for supply-chain transparency and Scope 3 emissions reporting, and as climate change and supply disruptions create mounting risks for the food industry, demand for tools like those offered by Mondra is growing rapidly. With the new funding, the company is positioned to scale its impact across Europe, offering food-industry actors a rigorous, data-driven path toward decarbonization, resilience, and long-term sustainability.
