XeleratedFifty Acquires Singapore Carbon Management Platform Terrascope from Olam

Innovation acceleration platform XeleratedFifty has acquired Terrascope, an AI-powered enterprise carbon management platform, from Olam Group's sustainability venture business Nupo Ventures. Terrascope will use the acquisition to accelerate platform development, including AI-enabled analytics and support for evolving regulatory frameworks such as EU CBAM and the GHG Protocol's Land Sector and Removal Standard.

Founded in 2022, Singapore-based Terrascope provides a decarbonization platform enabling enterprises to measure and reduce their Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, with a focus on Agriculture and Commodities and Food and Beverage sectors. Terrascope plans to develop capabilities around EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism requirements and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol's Land Sector and Removal Standard, positioning it to serve companies managing complex agricultural and commodity supply chain emissions. XeleratedFifty was launched in 2025 by the team behind Boeing's former Aerospace Xelerated innovation programme, with backing from investment platform The Fifty Group.

The acquisition positions Terrascope within a platform specifically designed to source, scale, and commercialize technologies across high-impact sectors including aerospace, defense, shipping, and energy — industries with significant hard-to-abate emissions. Terrascope's existing enterprise client base and its strength in complex agricultural supply chains provide XeleratedFifty with a foundation in corporate sustainability technology at a time when demand for Scope 3 measurement and reduction tools is accelerating. The transition from Olam Group ownership to an independent innovation platform also broadens Terrascope's potential client base beyond agri-commodity companies.

For India's rapidly growing sustainability software market, the Terrascope acquisition reflects broader consolidation and investment activity in enterprise carbon management technology. India's large agricultural and food and beverage sectors — both major sources of Scope 3 emissions for global supply chains — represent a natural target market for platforms like Terrascope. As SEBI's BRSR Core requirements expand mandatory Scope 3 disclosures for listed companies and global buyers impose supply chain emissions reporting requirements on Indian exporters, enterprise carbon management platforms purpose-built for commodity and agricultural supply chains will see growing domestic demand.

Key figure — 2022 (Terrascope founded)