Deepki is an innovative French start-up launched with the primary goal of advancing environmental efficiency in the commercial real estate sector. Founded by Vincent Bryant, the firm employs cutting-edge technology to assess the environmental performance of large commercial real estate portfolios, paving the way for significant improvements.

Deepki’s proprietary software platform automatically gathers an extensive range of data about buildings — including information on energy and water bills, construction details, solar exposure, and proximity to public transportation. This data is then leveraged to evaluate a building’s environmental performance and suggest actionable improvements.

The firm’s clients are primarily large commercial real estate owners, investors, banks, insurance companies, and large corporations. Deepki is already working with significant players like the Musketeers Group (Intermarché) in France.

Established in France, the UK, Spain, and Italy, Deepki aims to expand its footprint further. The firm intends to strengthen its presence in Europe and establish itself in the United States. It’s also interested in strategic acquisitions of smaller competitors in the industry.

Deepki has shown strong financial performance with a revenue of €15 million in 2021 and expectations to double that to €30 million in 2022. It recently secured a significant funding round of €150 million to bolster its expansion plans. The round was led by One Peak and Highland Europe, with participation from Bpifrance, Hi Inov, and Statkraft Ventures.

Deepki’s primary objective is to encourage a greener future for the commercial real estate industry. It is aiming to help companies comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations, such as France’s “tertiary decree,” which mandates significant reductions in energy consumption for commercial buildings. By helping its clients achieve these environmental efficiency targets, Deepki aims to ensure that they avoid devaluation and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market