Diginex Limited and its carbon‑accounting subsidiary Plan A announced a strategic partnership with European health‑tech firm Doctolib on March 19, 2026. The deal will enable Doctolib to implement quarterly carbon reporting and strengthen its B Corp certification requirements by leveraging Plan A’s AI‑driven platform.
The partnership follows Diginex’s January 2026 acquisition of Plan A and the appointment of Plan A founder Lubomila Jordanova as Diginex’s CEO. Diginex reported revenue of $2.0 million for the six months ended September 30, 2025, with a net operating loss of $6.0 million, and a fiscal‑year revenue of $2.0 million with a net loss of $5.2 million. The acquisition and leadership change signal a strategic pivot toward sustainable RegTech and ESG solutions.
Doctolib, which serves 500,000 health professionals and 90 million patients across Europe, has made ESG a core part of its business model. The partnership will help Doctolib meet growing investor and regulatory demands for climate transparency, and it aligns with the company’s goal of maintaining its B Corp certification.
Plan A’s platform uses artificial intelligence to track emissions and support decarbonization strategies. Pierre Delpy, Doctolib’s Financial Control Director, said, "This collaboration with Plan A gives us a stronger, more reliable, and auditable view of our carbon footprint. With clearer data, we can align teams around a single source of truth and use scenarios to quantify the real impact of specific actions, including their costs and benefits." Lubomila Jordanova added, "We are proud to work with Doctolib, a company exemplifying exactly what climate leadership looks like in practice: shedding light on the topic of decarbonisation within the organisation to engage teams to turn insights into concrete actions. By deploying Plan A's platform, they are building the carbon intelligence infrastructure that supports stronger RFP performance, and investor‑grade reporting."
The partnership positions Diginex at the forefront of a rapidly expanding global market for carbon‑accounting software, driven by investor and regulatory pressure for climate transparency. For Doctolib, the deal strengthens its ESG credentials and provides a scalable, auditable framework for future reporting obligations. Together, the collaboration underscores the growing importance of AI‑enabled ESG tools in the healthcare and fintech sectors.
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