What is Risilience?
Risilience operates at the intersection of climate science and business strategy, providing a specialized SaaS platform that enables organizations to transition toward a low-carbon economy. The company distinguishes itself through a fourfold expertise model—integrating science, risk, business, and technology—to deliver actionable insights. Underpinned by research frameworks developed at the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies, Risilience offers a unique value proposition: translating complex climate data into clear, strategic business intelligence. This approach allows firms to move beyond mere compliance, fostering long-term resilience in an increasingly volatile global market.
How much funding has Risilience raised?
Risilience has raised a total of $34.3M across 2 funding rounds:
Series A
$8.3M
Series B
$26M
Series A (2021): $8.3M with participation from Castor Ventures, IQ Capital, and Tokio Marine Holdings
Series B (2023): $26M led by IQ Capital and Quantum Energy Partners
Key Investors in Risilience
IQ Capital
A Cambridge and London-based venture capital firm specializing in deep-tech investments, including AI, machine learning, and disruptive data-focused algorithms.
Quantum Energy Partners
A global investment firm providing private equity and structured capital to the energy transition and decarbonization sectors.
Tokio Marine Holdings
A major Japanese global insurance group focused on risk management, financial stability, and long-term protection for international businesses.
What's next for Risilience?
With the successful closure of its latest financing round, Risilience is well-positioned to expand its market footprint and deepen its technological capabilities. The company is expected to focus on scaling its climate-intelligence SaaS platform to meet the rising demand for standardized ESG reporting and decarbonization strategies among multinational corporations. By continuing to integrate advanced risk-modeling frameworks, Risilience aims to become the industry standard for climate-risk assessment. Future strategic initiatives will likely involve enhancing the platform's interoperability with existing enterprise resource planning systems, thereby embedding climate-intelligence directly into the core decision-making processes of its global client base.
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