Diginex Limited announced a new chief executive officer, Lubomila Jordanova, and the resignation of long‑time CEO Mark Blick. Jordanova, the founder and former chief executive of Plan A.earth GmbH, will take the helm as the company integrates the recently acquired Plan A platform into its own ESG and RegTech offering.
The acquisition of Plan A, completed on January 14 2026, was valued at approximately €55 million (about $64 million), consisting of €3 million in cash and €52 million in Diginex shares. The deal brings Plan A’s carbon‑accounting and decarbonization technology into Diginex’s portfolio, creating a more comprehensive sustainability solution that supports 19 global ESG frameworks.
Jordanova’s expertise in carbon accounting and decarbonization is expected to accelerate the development of Diginex’s product roadmap and expand its presence in Europe. She will lead the combined organization’s efforts to deliver a single, data‑driven platform that turns fragmented ESG data into actionable climate impact and financial returns.
Financially, Diginex reported a 202.89% increase in revenue over the trailing twelve months, reaching $3.57 million, while the company’s net loss widened to $9.86 million. The revenue growth is largely attributable to the integration of Plan A’s customer base and the expansion of the ESG platform, but the company remains unprofitable, with negative EBITDA of $9.58 million and a net profit margin of –276.48%.
The company’s IPO on Nasdaq in January 2025 raised $9.2 million, and the stock is currently trading at $1.46, far below its 52‑week high of $39.85. Investors remain cautious, reflecting the company’s ongoing losses and the need to demonstrate a path to profitability.
Miles Pelham, Diginex’s chairman, said the acquisition “marks a pivotal milestone for Diginex as we build the most advanced, user‑friendly sustainability platform available today.” Jordanova added, “Joining forces with Diginex represents a definitive shift for our industry, unifying Plan A’s high‑precision decarbonization technology with Diginex’s regulatory and data‑management strengths to transform fragmented data into actionable climate impact and tangible financial returns.”
The leadership change signals a strategic pivot toward integrated ESG solutions and global expansion, particularly in Europe and Asia. By combining Plan A’s carbon‑accounting expertise with Diginex’s RegTech capabilities, the company aims to capture a share of the projected $80‑$100 billion sustainability software market by 2030, while continuing to invest in product development and market penetration.
In summary, Diginex’s appointment of Lubomila Jordanova as CEO and the transition of Mark Blick to a strategic advisory role marks a new phase in the company’s evolution. The move underscores the importance of carbon‑accounting expertise in the ESG space and positions Diginex to accelerate growth, deepen its product offering, and pursue expansion in key international markets.
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