Nature risk is
business risk.

Darwin quantifies nature and physical climate risk for investors and the companies they back — in euros, across portfolios and value chains.

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Darwin platform: the impact dashboard of a demo company, with its total nature footprint, its deforestation equivalent, the footprint split by scope, entity and pressure, and the commodities that drive it.Darwin platform: the ecosystem services a demo company depends on, with its dependency score per scope, its leading dependency and the share of activity by criticality.Darwin platform: the sourcing risk of a demo agri-food company, with its sourcing risk score, where to start, and a map of where its commodities come from, each origin country scored.Darwin platform: a French sawmill on the map with its 10 km buffer overlapping Natura 2000 protected areas, rated very high on sensitive area encroachment.Darwin platform: the resilience score of a company’s sites under an SSP scenario at 2050, with the highest-risk site and hazard, and each site mapped by property damage and business interruption.Darwin platform: a reduction trajectory to 2031, from the start value to the target, with the levers that close the gap, their effect and the path year by year.

Trusted by industry leaders

Eurazeo
Investindustrial
Siparex
Starquest
TiLT Capital Partners
Rivage Investment
Deloitte
PwC
KPMG
Carbone 4
Blunomy
Yotta
The new reality

Nature risk is now a portfolio risk.

Water stress, floods, heat, pollinator loss and supply-chain fragility are showing up in asset values, permitting timelines and operating margins. Regulators and LPs now expect investors to know where that exposure sits in their portfolio and what it is worth.

The problem

Siloed tools leave most of the exposure unpriced.

Climate, biodiversity, water and pollution are one system — what IPBES calls the nexus. Yet most assessments measure carbon alone, screen a single hazard, or stop at the asset boundary. The result is a portfolio view with blind spots exactly where the material risks sit: upstream, in dependencies, and in the interactions between pressures.

Our approach

One model, from portfolio to value chain.

Darwin assesses impacts, dependencies and physical and transition risks across all 5 environmental pressures in a single model, for each company and consolidated at fund level. It starts from the data you already hold and extends to upstream and downstream value chains without supplier surveys. The output is one coherent view, in euros, that an investment committee can act on.

Value proposition

What we offer.

Screen and diligence with the data you already have

  • Map physical and transition risk across a target or a whole portfolio from turnover and procurement data, before any questionnaire goes out.
  • Rank sites, commodities and suppliers by exposure and surface the deal-relevant red flags.
  • Get a first portfolio-wide view in under 2 hours, not after a 6-month engagement.
  • For companies: the same screening runs on your own sites and sourcing, whether or not your investor asked for it.

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Darwin platform: a French sawmill on the map with its 10 km buffer overlapping Natura 2000 protected areas, rated very high on sensitive area encroachment.

Our product

Our platform is fully modular and flexible.

Our modules cover every stage of nature strategies, from data collection to footprinting, risks assessment, spatial analysis, target-setting, action planning, and reporting. We leverage advanced technologies — Big Data, AI, and geospatial intelligence — to streamline the entire process and make it scalable.

Built-in AI

  • Charles Our AI agent, in the platform
  • Open API Darwin in your systems
  • MCP Darwin in Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot
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What we model

34 risk drivers modelled per company and per asset

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Acute and chronic hazards, read at the exact location of each site and supplier.

For example

  • Floods
  • Heat stress
  • Drought
  • Storms
  • Wildfires
  • Sea-level rise
3 SSP scenarios

Today + 3 time horizons

  1. Today
  2. 2035
  3. 2050
  4. 2080

Every driver is translated into an expected annual loss in euros, under 3 SSP scenarios, today and at 2035, 2050 and 2080 — for your own operations and for your value chain.

Starquest
“Tracking biodiversity impact rigorously requires more than good intentions — it demands the right infrastructure. Darwin provides exactly that: automated monitoring and evaluation of our key indicators, giving us a transparent, real-time view of our impact. It's become a cornerstone of how we steer and report on our biodiversity action plan with the rigour our investors expect.”
Quentin Simon

Quentin Simon

Investment Director, Starquest

Eurazeo
“Beyond the pleasure of working with the team, we value Darwin's 'one-stop-shop' approach, which brings together all the tools & methodologies needed to assess nature issues. From spatial screening (in due diligence) to biodiversity footprinting (for our portfolio assets), we now have the tools to manage our impacts more precisely and identify actionable levers.”
Audrey Lambry

Audrey Lambry

Sustainability Director, Eurazeo

In a nutshell

Darwin in a nutshell

Nature & Climate, united

Physical climate risk, biodiversity, water and pollution — all assessed together in a single environment. No more siloed tools or fragmented views: Darwin connects every environmental pressure so you see the full picture, and the trade-offs between them.

Actionable, not just a score

Every risk we surface is tied to concrete mitigation levers — through our action catalogue, our scenario-simulation tool and our AI co-pilot. You don’t just get a rating; you get a clear path to reduce exposure and build resilience.

Anchored in financial materiality

We translate nature exposure into euros — current risk, future losses to 2050, and the value at stake across your operations and value chain. Decision-grade numbers, not qualitative ratings.

Ready to turn nature risks into opportunities?

Join the leading companies that use Darwin to understand, measure, and act on their nature-related impacts and dependencies.

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