With this deal, Deepki combines three core competencies under one roof: Its own SaaS platform for sustainability and energy management, Metry’s automated data collection, and EVORA’s advisory services for real estate portfolios and investors. For Deepki, this is already its fifth acquisition; just recently, the company acquired British AI startup Camion.

Geographically, the merger strengthens Deepki’s position on two fronts. Through EVORA, the company reinforces its footprint in the US, UK, and Europe, while Metry brings a stronger focus on the Nordic market, where it already counts major real estate groups like Vasakronan among its clients.

CEO Vincent Bryant stated that real estate professionals above all need clarity to make quick decisions, protect liquidity, and increase asset value. By combining the data expertise of Camion and Metry with EVORA’s consulting capability, Deepki aims to offer its customers a true co-pilot from capital raising to exit. There is also a short YouTube video by the CEO regarding this (link in the comments).

The companies have not disclosed any information regarding the purchase price or financing of the transaction. While this seems to be standard for Deepki’s previous acquisitions, it remains somewhat surprising.

We are excited to see how Deepki develops with the integration of EVORA and Metry and will try to cover the startup more closely.