Diginex Limited Stock Price, News & Analysis

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) provided an update on three acquisition targets on Dec 23, 2025. For Resulticks, Diginex says final terms to definitive transaction documentation are agreed and counsels are updating deal documents; closure of cash consideration is expected to be conditional on a debt-based acquisition financing that would avoid further equity dilution. Management expects an update on the definitive documents and debt facility within 30 days, but noted there is no assurance the transaction will close. For Findings, due diligence and drafting have been paused for lack of substantive progress and the acquisition is now considered unlikely in the short term. For Kindred, Diginex has not received substantive due diligence and believes closing is unlikely at this time.

Diginex (NASDAQ:DGNX) says regulatory enforcement is shifting compliance from disclosure to defensibility and that its platform addresses that need. For the six months ended September 30, the company reported revenue +293% year-over-year and gross margins in the mid-70% range. Diginex highlights strategic MOUs to acquire Kindred OS (AI-driven supply-chain detection) and The Remedy Project (documented remediation), plus its diginexGHG emissions engine to produce audit-ready Scope 1–3 calculations. The company positions these capabilities as infrastructure for demonstrable, audit‑ready compliance as global rules tighten.

Diginex (NASDAQ:DGNX) reported strong monetization of verification software on December 9 with results for the six-month period ended September 30, 2025. Revenue rose 293% year-over-year, driven by platform licensing, subscriptions, and enterprise adoption, while gross margins expanded into the mid-70% range, highlighting software scalability.

The company is pursuing strategic additions via memoranda of understanding to acquire Kindred OS (AI detection) and The Remedy Project (structured remediation), and operates an AI-powered emissions engine, diginexGHG, for Scope 1–3 validation. Management frames demand as structural as regulators and buyers shift from disclosure to verifiable proof.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) signed a definitive share purchase agreement on Dec 18, 2025 to acquire The Remedy Project, a Hong Kong advisory and research group focused on labour and human rights in global supply chains. The deal follows a non-binding MOU from Nov 21, 2025 and is expected to close shortly, subject to customary closing conditions. The acquisition integrates The Remedy Project's remediation, grievance and forced-labour expertise with Diginex's AI-powered platforms, notably diginexAPPRISE, to offer end-to-end ESG compliance, supply-chain due diligence and verified remediation as regulatory frameworks like the EU CS3D tighten.

Archana Kotecha will join Diginex's executive team to lead remedy innovation and global relationships.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) appointed Lorenzo Romano as Deputy Chairman on December 11, 2025, elevating a senior M&A and strategy leader to strengthen governance and execution.

Mr. Romano joined earlier in 2025 as Head of M&A and Strategic Development and has supported post-acquisition integration of Matter DK ApS and advanced MOUs with Matter and Plan A. The company cited a rapidly expanding sustainability RegTech market projected to grow from ~$20 billion in 2025 to over $80 billion by 2032, driven by tighter ESG regulations such as the EU CSRD.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) reported unaudited results for the six months ended September 30, 2025, with total revenue rising 293% to $2.0M from $0.5M a year earlier, driven by subscription and license fees ($1.9M). The company recorded a net operating loss of $6.0M versus $4.2M prior-year, with G&A increasing to $8.1M.

Balance sheet strength improved: net assets increased to $10.9M (from $4.6M at March 31, 2025), the company remains debt-free, completed an all-share acquisition of Matter DK ApS (~$13M) and received $13.8M cash from warrant exercises to support M&A and product development.

Diginex (NASDAQ:DGNX) signed a nonbinding MOU to acquire Plan A, an AI-driven carbon accounting platform used by brands including BMW, Deutsche Bank, Visa, and Trivago. The move aims to combine Diginex's compliance tooling with Plan A's auditable carbon metrics and enterprise customer roster to create a single platform for ESG reporting, supply-chain mapping, risk detection, and remediation.

The announcement highlights a regulatory shift toward verifiable disclosures and cites a $16 billion carbon-management market in 2025 that could double by 2030, positioning Diginex to expand enterprise footprint and cross-selling if the deal completes.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) signed a non-binding MOU to acquire Plan A (plana.earth) in an all-share transaction to combine AI-powered carbon accounting with Diginex’s diginexESG and supply-chain tools. The deal aims to create an end-to-end ESG and carbon management platform offering automated data collection, granular dashboards and audit-ready reporting.

Plan A, founded in 2017 and based in Berlin, serves 1,500 clients including Chloé, BMW, Deutsche Bank, Visa and Trivago, and offers Gaia AI and GHG Protocol/SBTi-compliant SaaS. The announcement cites a market valued at ~USD 16 billion in 2025 (projected to USD 32 billion by 2030 at 15% CAGR) and targets pro forma revenue expansion from 2026 onward via cross-selling and geographic scale.

Diginex (NASDAQ:DGNX) is positioning itself to shorten global compliance delays by combining software, AI, and remediation services into a single platform. Key moves include MOUs to acquire Kindred OS (Edge AI for detection) and The Remedy Project (human-rights remediation), plus its diginexGHG emissions engine and audit-ready sustainability reporting. The company argues this stack automates verification, speeds audits, and reduces regulatory bottlenecks from rules such as CSRD and UFLPA, enabling companies to respond to regulators faster and keep commerce moving.