Overview

Jupiter Intelligence provides climate risk analytics by using advanced science and technology to create predictive climate models. These models help businesses assess the potential impacts of climate change on their operations. The company serves a wide range of clients, including businesses with global portfolios, regulatory bodies, and organizations focused on supply chain management and resiliency planning. Jupiter's platform offers access to over 11,700 metrics per location, allowing customers to evaluate climate-related risks with transparency and control. With data covering tens of billions of locations and over a petabyte of information, Jupiter stands out by offering a comprehensive resource for climate risk assessment. The company's goal is to assist businesses in optimizing compliance with climate risk reporting, improving business continuity strategies, and developing resiliency initiatives to mitigate the effects of climate change.

Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

• Increased demand due to new SEC climate disclosure rules boosts Jupiter's market potential.
• Advancements in AI enhance Jupiter's predictive climate models' accuracy and granularity.
• EU's Green Deal funding offers expansion opportunities for Jupiter in Europe.

What critics are saying

• JUP token airdrop could pose regulatory challenges and reputational risks for Jupiter.
• Richard Buxton's retirement may lead to strategic shifts affecting investor confidence.
• Anuj Rathi's appointment might cause transitional challenges in aligning with strategic goals.

What makes Jupiter Intelligence unique

• Jupiter offers over 11,700 metrics per location for climate risk assessment.
• The platform provides transparency and control over scoring and financial modeling functions.
• Jupiter's data covers tens of billions of locations with over a petabyte of data.

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Funding

Total Funding

$86.8M

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Industry Average

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4 Rounds

$54,000,000

Series C

Oct 2021

Series C funding is usually for startups that are doing well and are looking for more money to fuel major growth, such as acquiring other companies, expanding into global markets, or launching new product lines. Investors typically include larger venture capital firms and private equity.

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