XeleratedFifty Acquires Terrascope to Advance Global Supply Chain Sustainability
Singapore, Friday, 27 February 2026.
Boasting a 100% SBTi validation rate, Terrascope joins XeleratedFifty to scale AI-driven carbon management, helping enterprises navigate complex supply chains and tightening global regulations.
A Strategic Shift for Scalability
On February 27, 2026, XeleratedFifty reached an agreement to acquire Terrascope from Olam Group Limited [1]. This transaction marks a pivotal shift for Terrascope, transitioning it from its incubation within a global agri-business to a specialized innovation partner focused on scaling high-impact technologies [1][2]. The platform, which currently serves customers in over 50 countries, has distinguished itself in the market by achieving a 100% validation rate for Audit and Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) submissions [1]. While Terrascope flourished as a startup within Olam, CEO Felipe Daguila noted that operating a fast-moving climate technology firm within a large, diversified corporate structure had inherent limits regarding pace and strategic alignment [2].
Accelerating AI and Regulatory Compliance
The deal arrives as enterprise decarbonization infrastructure transitions from a competitive advantage to an operational necessity [1]. XeleratedFifty has committed to injecting additional investment into Terrascope to accelerate development in AI-enabled analytics and regulatory frameworks [1]. This includes enhancing tools for complex compliance standards such as the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) [1]. Krishnan Narayanan, Chairman of XeleratedFifty, emphasized that Terrascope sits at the heart of enterprise decarbonization and represents the type of platform the next generation of global industry will depend on [1].
Strategic Divestment and Market Context
For Olam Group Limited, the sale of its 100% interest in Terrascope via its subsidiary, Nupo Ventures, aligns with its Updated 2025 Re-organisation Plan [1]. This strategy involves seeking long-term investors for specific businesses to optimize its portfolio [1]. Olam continues to operate as a leading food and agri-business with a value chain spanning over 60 countries and recently reported a Profit After Tax and Minority Interests (PATMI) of S$444.1 million for 2025 [3].