HomeIt is a big moment for real estate. Deepki has made three strategic acquisitions: EVORA Global, Camion Energy and Metry. Together we create a global powerhouse in real estate intelligence, bringing automated data collection at source, purpose-built AI and world-class expertise under one roof.
To mark the occasion, our CMO Sara Volpe sat down with CEO and Co-founder Vincent Bryant to discuss what it means for real estate.
Watch the conversation above, then read the five key takeaways below.
Five key quotes & takeaways from the conversation
1. The value of raw data is heading to zero
“The value of this raw data is rapidly approaching zero. The demand for audit-ready, investment-grade and profitable capex execution tools is skyrocketing.”
For a decade, the job was access and disclosure: get the data, format it, satisfy the framework. That phase has closed, and the value has moved downstream into execution, which means less time assembling numbers and more time acting on them.
2. Electrification is a revenue opportunity, not a compliance cost
“Real estate professionals need to know how to act fast to capitalise on revenue generating electrification projects. This intelligence will help them prioritise capital with more confidence and accelerate returns.”
Camion Energy brings purpose-built agentic AI and deep expertise in electrification investment, covering gas boiler to heat pump conversion, solar potential, EV charging and battery storage.
That gives you a second category of capex to work with: most sustainability software points only at compliance spend, which is money out, while electrification spend earns, with an industry-wide opportunity of around $7 trillion.
3. Better evidence is a stronger negotiating position
“We are investing heavily to ensure that we remain the only assurance-grade system of record capable of increasing our clients’ NOI, and more importantly protecting asset managers from the next buyer’s bargaining power.”
We hold data collection in-house rather than subcontracting it, and Metry strengthens that foundation by connecting directly to fiscal meters with real depth across the Nordics.
It means arriving at a disposal, refinancing or fundraise with a performance story you can evidence line by line, because where the numbers are soft, the other side prices that uncertainty into their offer.
4. Expertise makes the technology better
“We are welcoming a team of world-class subject matter experts who will strengthen our product and, more importantly, give greater care to our clients with their expertise and their knowledge.”
EVORA Global brings some of the most experienced technical minds in building performance and energy in the market, and that knowledge now sits behind the methodology, benchmarks and assumptions in the platform.
Deep domain knowledge is what separates a plausible output from one you can put your name to.
5. AI is only as good as the data underneath it
“AI without good data is completely useless. Garbage in, garbage out. Our clients are making huge investment decisions based on these insights. We cannot afford to be so-so.”
We have been building with AI for twelve years, starting with data analytics, machine learning and deep learning long before any of it was fashionable, and working with LLMs, MCP and AI agents since 2023.
Our agents are built on our own database, gathered over twelve years across more than 95 countries and 60 asset types, rather than on general web data, because the provenance of what sits underneath an AI output is what makes it credible enough to take into an investment committee.into an investment committee.
The depth and provenance of the data underneath an AI output is what makes it credible, and when that output drives a capital allocation decision, credible is the only standard worth having.
What happens next
Bringing four businesses together is a serious piece of work, and the risk with any integration is that it pulls focus away from the people it is meant to serve. We have taken that seriously.
“The main thing that keeps me awake is that we may, if we do not do it well, lose focus. We cannot afford to lose focus. This is why we built a dedicated team, with a full mandate to drive the integration, so that it does not distract our colleagues from their day to day work.”
A dedicated integration team is now in place, with external resource and the authority to make decisions, create synergies and bridge the gaps between businesses. The point of standing it up separately is simple: our client-facing teams stay focused on clients.
Deepki now monitors more than €4 trillion in assets under management for over 600 clients across 95 countries, holding SOC 2 Type II and ISAE 3000 Type II.
As Vincent puts it, we are just getting started.
For the full detail on the acquisitions, read the press release.
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