Mondra raises £10M to accelerate European expansion

London-based Mondra, an AI-powered platform delivering product-level intelligence for supply chain resilience, has closed its Series A funding round, raising £10 million from investors including AlbionVC, Planet A, Swisscom, PeakBridge, Ponderosa Ventures, and Green Circle Foodtech Ventures.

Volatile supply chains and rising climate risks are reshaping the global food industry, influencing both affordability and availability. At the same time, increasing pressure to measure and manage Scope 3 emissions is driving food companies to balance supply resilience with progress toward climate goals.

Mondra addresses these challenges by using digital twin technology to map complex, previously hard-to-trace supply chains and establish a framework for managing product-level performance from farm to fork. The platform provides real-time tracking of carbon and broader environmental impacts, climate-related supply risks, and price volatility across dynamic networks, integrating these insights into the systems used by major retailers, food companies, and their suppliers.

This enables food companies to assess the environmental impact of each product, evaluate potential revenue risks related to climate disruption, generate audit-ready ESG data, analyse sourcing risks and alternatives, and collaborate with suppliers using credible insights and tools. With this intelligence, companies can prioritise actions to reduce emissions, maintain profitability, and strengthen sourcing resilience.

The fundraise builds on Mondra’s Pre-Series A round last year, during which the company also introduced Sherpa, its AI-powered assistant integrated into the platform. Sherpa acts as a co-pilot for business stakeholders, supporting complex decision-making across the supply chain, from climate and social resilience to risk management and financial performance, to help improve environmental outcomes across the food sector.

The new investment will accelerate Mondra’s expansion into key European markets, including the Netherlands, Germany, and France, and support the development of new product capabilities, extending the platform’s focus beyond emissions management to include supply chain disruption and climate risk management.