Startups gryn and Lune merge to create CO2 reporting platform
The merger brings together the complementary platforms of the startups gryn from Hamburg and Lune from London to address the demand for actionable CO2 reduction in logistics. Together, they will serve both shippers and logistics service providers with a solution, from data collection and industry-specific emissions calculations to decarbonisation strategies.
The new company has already more than 100 customers
Corporates and logistics providers are under growing pressure to understand and optimise the impact and cost of their supply chains. Yet fragmented high-level and incomplete data as well as manual processes continue to limit the usefulness of CO2 reporting. By merging, gryn and Lune aim to solve this challenge. gryn’s platform enables shippers to engage their logistics providers and consolidate shipment data across their supply chain, creating a single source for emissions reporting. Lune’s interface integrates directly into logistics service providers, enabling automated CO2 intelligence at the source.
Together, the combined company serves over 100 customers globally, with corporates such as AstraZeneca, Puma, and Philip Morris, as well as logistics providers including JAS Worldwide, Flexport, and Forto. Existing customers of both companies shall experience no or just minimal disruption, with a phased transition plan in place to ensure continuity and clarity. Following the merger, the company will gradually move to Lune as the master brand, with gryn continuing as the dedicated solution for shippers. Erik Stadigh, CEO of Lune, will act as CEO of the combined company. Oliver Ritzmann, CEO of gryn, will take on the role of Chief Strategy Officer & MD Germany at Lune, focusing on product strategy and go-to-market acceleration.
