Diginex Limited Stock Price, News & Analysis

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) executed a non-binding MOU to acquire The Remedy Project, a human-rights remediation specialist, aiming to integrate its remediation frameworks with Diginex’s AI platforms to deliver end-to-end supply-chain remediation. Archana Kotecha will join the Diginex executive team. The company said the acquisition is expected to close within 45 days. Diginex also provided M&A updates: the Resulticks MOU expired on Oct 31, 2025 while negotiations continue, and due diligence for Findings is ongoing with an anticipated close before year-end, though none are guaranteed.

Market context: Verdantix forecasts supply-chain sustainability software to exceed $7B by 2029 (29% CAGR from 2023).

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) announced a strategic alliance with EVIDENT Group on November 18, 2025 to embed Diginex's diginexESG and sustainability reporting modules into EVIDENT's licensed tokenization platform for asset managers and tokenized funds. The collaboration aims to enable on-chain verification of ESG, governance, and compliance data across the tokenized asset lifecycle.

The companies position the alliance to address rising investor demand as tokenized assets are projected to exceed $10 trillion by 2030 and sustainability-linked securities grow at > 45% CAGR through 2028.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) announced on November 6, 2025 that it has executed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to acquire Kindred OS, an Edge AI developer. The deal aims to add Kindred’s H1 Edge AI platform to Diginex’s compliance and ESG product suite to run AI models locally, preserve data privacy, reduce latency and energy use, and target regulated sectors such as financial services and healthcare.

The release cites a projected Edge AI market growing from USD 20.78B (2024) to USD 66.47B (2030) at a 21.7% CAGR (2025–2030), and positions Diginex to expand into privacy‑first AI-enabled compliance solutions.

Matter (NASDAQ: DGNX) appointed Kim Rosenkilde to its Board of Directors effective Oct 30, 2025, following Matter's acquisition by Diginex in early October 2025. Rosenkilde brings over two decades of global finance and ESG investing experience and will advise Matter as it scales ESG data, analytics and AI/blockchain solutions for investors and asset managers.

Key commercial context: Matter's analytics are available on SimCorp and ingestible into BlackRock Aladdin. The ESG data market is cited to grow from $1.31B in 2025 to $4.27B by 2032 (CAGR 17.4%), which the company frames as growth opportunity for its products and integrations.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) launched diginexGHG on October 14, 2025 — an AI-automated Corporate Carbon Footprint solution certified to the GHG Protocol for Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions. The platform integrates with business systems, uses AI/ML to accelerate footprinting and reporting, and is built with Forward Earth collaboration to deliver rapid, actionable emissions insights.

Key drivers cited include a projected carbon accounting software market growth from $18.56B (2024) to $51.64B (2029) at a 22.9% CAGR and tightening disclosures such as California SB 253 (> $1B revenue) and SB 261 (> $500M revenue) starting in 2026.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) announced on October 3, 2025 the closing of its all-share acquisition of Copenhagen-based Matter DK ApS, an ESG data and analytics firm. The deal values Matter's equity at $13 million and was paid via 1,241,496 Diginex ordinary shares (originally priced at $83.77/share, adjusted to $10.47/share after Diginex's September 8, 2025 bonus share issuance). 1,055,272 consideration shares were issued at closing; the remainder will be issued 12 months after closing and are subject to an 18‑month lock-up. Diginex reserved 238,752 management shares for Matter staff (vesting at 12 and 24 months) and issued 62,074 shares as an introductory fee. The acquisition combines Matter's portfolio analytics, APIs (including integrations with Nasdaq eVestment), and granular ESG datasets with Diginex's diginexESG platform supporting over 19 global standards.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) has entered into strategic agreements with Indonesian tech innovator iNEED to provide ESG reporting capabilities to over 1,000 rural banks in Indonesia. The deal includes upfront fees of $1.7 million plus a revenue-sharing structure.

The partnership will implement Diginex's diginexESG platform, offering cloud-based ESG data management and reporting solutions aligned with ISSB standards and local regulations. This initiative comes amid strong ESG momentum in Southeast Asia, where 70-82% of regional investors are exploring ESG investments and 45% of ASEAN Corporate Boards plan to establish ESG committees in 2025.

The collaboration was facilitated by Resulticks, which Diginex plans to acquire through a previously announced MOU dated June 5, 2025.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) has formed a strategic partnership with Allocations Inc to integrate ESG data solutions into Allocations' fund administration platform. Allocations currently manages over $2 billion across 1,600 investment vehicles and serves 30,000+ investors.

The collaboration will incorporate Diginex's ESG data collection, framework creation, and verification services into Allocations' platform, which enables the creation of SPVs and private funds. This integration aims to help fund managers, family offices, and advisers incorporate ESG insights into their investment strategies while streamlining operations.

Diginex (NASDAQ: DGNX) has outlined its strategic acquisition plans involving three companies. The company has signed a $13 million all-share definitive agreement to acquire Matter DK ApS, a Copenhagen-based ESG data company. The deal involves issuing 1,241,496 ordinary shares and includes a Euro 500,000 working capital advance.

Additionally, Diginex has an MOU to acquire Resulticks for $2 billion, structured as $1.4 billion in shares, $100 million in cash, and up to $500 million in performance-based earnouts tied to EBITDA thresholds through FY2028. The company has already advanced $8 million to Resulticks.

Lastly, Diginex signed a non-binding MOU to acquire Findings for $305 million, comprising $270 million in shares and up to $35 million in cash, with $20 million tied to earnouts. All share calculations will reflect Diginex's recent 8-for-1 stock split.