Atmen Funding News -Germany Based Regtech Atmen Secures €5M Seed Funding
Jun 3, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

Munich-based startup Atmen has raised €5 million in a seed funding round to grow its data-driven certification platform for industrial supply chains.
SUMMARY
- Munich-based startup Atmen has raised €5 million in a seed funding round to grow its data-driven certification platform for industrial supply chains.
The goal is to help strengthen Europe’s industry during global supply problems and rising environmental demands.
The funding was led by Project A, a venture capital firm from Berlin known for hands-on support. Existing investors Revent and Vireo Ventures also took part.
Angel investors include former TÜV SÜD CEO Axel Stepken, former ThyssenKrupp CEO Martina Merz, and entrepreneur Christian Vollmann, who was an early backer of Trivago and SumUp.
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With this round, Atmen has now raised €6.3 million since starting in early 2023. Its platform automates sustainability certification by linking directly to industrial workflows. This lets companies check product origins and environmental data in real time, instead of using occasional samples or spreadsheets.
"European industries need reliable ways to verify products across borders and supply chains," said Flore de Durfort, Atmen’s co-founder and CEO. "We're simplifying and scaling product certification, turning a traditional bottleneck into a competitive advantage. Our platform acts as a data infrastructure layer on top of industrial supply chains, processing complete operational datasets while reducing complexity."
The company’s main platform, Automate, is already being used in industrial sites across nine countries. It works with five top certification bodies, including TÜV NORD. Some of its clients are Lhyfe, Schneider Electric, and Energy & Regulation Partners.
As Europe moves ahead with the Clean Industrial Deal and tougher rules on product sustainability, energy-heavy industries face more pressure to prove their products’ carbon impact. But current certification systems, which are often paper-based and made for simpler local supply chains, have trouble keeping up.
This problem is especially clear in industries like hydrogen, ammonia, steel, and chemicals. In these sectors, how products are made greatly affects their carbon footprint, but this information doesn’t show up in the final product.
"Traditional certification methods were never designed to verify low-carbon molecules that look the same as their high-emission counterparts," said de Durfort. “This creates a fundamental challenge: the only way to prove sustainability is through data—lots of it, and in real time.”
“In a world where industrial competitiveness depends on traceable, low-carbon supply chains, Atmen is building the digital backbone that turns complex production inputs into compliant, market- and export-ready products,” said Mila Cramer, Principal at Project A.
About Atmen
Founded in 2022, Atmen is a SaaS platform that helps producers of energy-intensive products quickly and easily verify their green production. It can save up to 90% of the usual time. The platform initially focuses on hydrogen and e-fuels.