LandPrint
LandPrint is a digital dMRV platform focused on turning natural-capital data into measurable business value. It combines satellite imagery, field data, drones, and public and private databases to help companies understand environmental exposure, quantify risk, and connect regenerative practices to financial performance. The company positions itself as a bridge between ecology and finance. Its messaging emphasizes that sustainability should move beyond static reporting and become a dynamic management system that supports decision-making, compliance, certification, and access to better financing conditions. Core Values Scientific rigor : The company presents itself as built by scientists, agronomists, and finance professionals, with an emphasis on validated methodology and auditable data. Transparency : Its process highlights traceability, governance, and structured documentation, especially for compliance, certification, and reporting. Regenerative impact : LandPrint frames environmental improvement as something that should be measured, verified, and translated into economic value. Strategic decision-making : The platform is designed to help clients move from static sustainability reporting to ongoing management of risk and opportunity. Unique Aspects Verified methodology : LandPrint says its methodology has been verified by Bureau Veritas and registered within the TNFD framework. Scale already in use : The platform is described as monitoring more than 150,000 hectares across multiple projects, including 13 projects mentioned on the company site. Financial linkage : It explicitly connects environmental data to financial outcomes such as reduced cost of capital and lower compliance costs. Digital asset model : The LPUU concept is presented as a distinctive way to turn verified environmental gains into traceable digital assets. Recognition and validation : The company says it was recognized by NaturaTech LAC 2024 and was a finalist in both the G20 TechSprint and the BNDES socio-environmental challenge.