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Anthesis: Acquisitions Drive Rapid Growth of ESG Consultancy

The last few years has seen a step-change in appetite for ESG-led consultancy services.

Regulatory change coupled with pressure from stakeholders has expedited corporate spending on sustainability consulting.

According to Verdantix , the sector is estimated to grow 27% annually between 2022 and 2028, increasing from US$11.5 billion to US$49 billion.

Europe will see the fastest growth, at 29% annually, with North America and APAC not far behind; while services around corporate reporting will be most in demand, as directives across Europe and the US roll out over the next few years.

Catering to such demand, a growing list of corporate sustainability and ESG consultancies – large, small, general, and specialist – are turning to acquisitions as they look to bolster their reach, expertise, and capabilities.

Among acquisition announcements in recent weeks, Sphera , the leading provider of ESG performance and risk management software, is boosting its capabilities in tracking and reporting Scope 3 with the acquisition of SupplyShift .

While Apex Group has launched an ESG advisory unit built with MJ Hudson, a data and analytics company it acquired last year.

But it is global sustainability specialist Anthesis Group ’s growing acquisition spree – over the last year especially – that has really got heads turning.

Billed as the world’s largest pure-play sustainability advisory and solutions firm, the fast-growing London-based company has pulled off six acquisitions since June 2023 – when private equity investor Carlyle took a majority stake in the firm.

Revolt Deal Marks 22nd Acquisition for Anthesis in 10 Years

The acquisition of sustainable business transformation-focused consultancy Revolt London is the latest in a string of deals that sees Anthesis boost its expertise – and create “one of the leading purpose, brand activation, communications, reporting and strategy teams globally”.

According to Anthesis CEO Stuart McLachlan , the acquisition provides the firm with “world-class expertise and experience in purpose consulting, strategy and communication” enabling the merged company to help clients “manage risk and find value for our clients in their transformation journeys.”

This latest deal marks Anthesis’ 22nd acquisition since inception a decade ago – and adds to the Group's global offering, as it responds to the demand from the C-Suite unlock sustainable growth opportunities.

Rise of the Anthesis into World-Leading ESG Advisory

Established in 2013, and growing upwards of 20% in revenue annually, Anthesis bring together a growing team of more than 1,250 experts (activators) across 45 offices in 23 countries, from China to Colombia, Sweden to South Africa – to support more than 4,000 clients in setting and achieving their climate change goals.

From multinationals like Amazon, Unilever, Cisco, Tesco and Target, to financial and government institutions like Network Rail, the Group works with cities, companies, and other organisations from Australia to South Africa to develop financially driven sustainability strategies underpinned by deep technical expertise.

Experiencing rapid growth across its global customer base and network in recent years, Anthesis has built deep and broad expertise in analysing, designing and cementing impact-led sustainability, ESG and net zero programmes.

As CEO McLachlan puts it: “Anthesis is uniquely positioned to provide the holistic solutions the market demands, harnessing its advisory, digital, carbon, and communication skills in response to regulatory and stakeholder pressures.”

Anthesis Acquisition Strategy Delivers New Business Solutions

Marking a transformational year of growth, 2023 saw Anthesis build on its ESG portfolio and geographical reach with five key acquisitions – providing the advisory with greater expertise and new business models and solutions to meet increasingly demanding ESG and sustainability goals.

The acquired businesses spanned several new geographies and included supply chain consultancy, carbon offsetting, branding and marketing. 

• Progressive – acquisition of London-based bespoke growth and innovation consultancy brings offices in San Francisco, London, Singapore and Australia, multinational clients across sectors, and expertise to empower clients to “unlock
• ConTREEbute – acquisition of Colombian sustainability and offsetting consultancy significantly expands Anthesis’ presence in Latin America, with 70 staff in two offices. The merger bolsters Anthesis capabilities with an ESG data-focused SaaS tool that enables organisations to integrate sustainability into their business strategy
• Ndever Environment – acquisition of one of Australia’s leading sustainability advisory firms gives Anthesis a foothold in Australia with five offices and an extended presence in APAC with clients including Toyota, BHP and Rio Tinto.
• Wallbrook – acquisition of this global ESG advisory brings focus to the G in ESG, adding regulatory, ethics and anti-corruption expertise along with offices in London, LA, Hong Kong, New York, Singapore and Zurich.
• Charlescannon – acquisition of this impact-led creative change agency, located in Geneva, further establishes Anthesis in the Swiss market and bolsters its communications capabilities – bringing to the team exceptional talent in translating the science and analytics into a brand strategy that drives impact and changes behaviours – especially crucial given the greenwashing accusations that are so rife.

Describing the firm’s approach to portfolio building through M&A, in a recent webinar , Tristan Craddock , Global M&A Director at Anthesis said: “Our acquisition strategy has never been a Godzilla business that tried to stack volume – but rather everything we’ve invested in and partnered with has filled a strategic ned and there’s a gap for those businesses to thrive.”

B Corp Anthesis Setting Example of Sustainable Action

As well as supporting clients in the transition to sustainable performance, Anthesis practices what it preaches – first achieving B Corp status in 2021 and signing the B Corp Climate Collective to support climate emergency actions.

Anthesis has also set a science-based target (SBT) through the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) and rolled out a global people system, enabling employees to collaborate more effectively and have visibility of their development progress.

Anthesis established partnerships with Take Action Global (a climate education charity) and other local charities to engage employees in conservation and biodiversity work.

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Climate Neutral Group merges with Anthesis t o deliver a complete Net Zero offering to meet the needs of the decisive decade

Aligned in their response to the climate emergency, on delivering positive impact and in their purpose through B Corp accreditations

19 January 2022 – Anthesis, the sustainability activator and the largest group of dedicated sustainability professionals globally, announces a merger with Climate Neutral Group, a Net Zero authority on emissions analysis and reduction, offsetting, and certification programmes. This merger is in response to the climate emergency and the transformational thinking businesses need to adopt during the decisive decade to limit the rising of global temperatures as outlined in the Paris Agreement and recently at COP 26.

Headquartered in Utrecht, Netherlands and with offices in Belgium and South Africa, the 50-strong firm is led by Managing Director René Toet, who will become part of Anthesis’ leadership team. Building on almost 20 years of climate solution innovation and expertise, Climate Neutral Group has supported more than 3,000 businesses with Greenhouse Gas footprinting, reduction, and offsetting initiatives since its establishment in 2002.

In addition, its ‘Climate Neutral Certified’ label, which verifies if a company or product’s CO 2 emissions are reduced in line with the Paris Agreement, is becoming a market standard to help organisations report their ongoing Net Zero efforts transparently and visibly to consumers. This Climate Neutral Certification Standard appears on 30 million consumer goods and is used by food multinationals like Ahold Delhaize Coffee Company and Arla Foods NL.

An important milestone in Anthesis’ growth strategy following its investment from Palatine last year, this merger strengthens Anthesis’ full-service Net Zero offering from avoidance and reduction strategies to the provision of high-quality carbon offsetting, technology innovation, extensive project development capabilities and certification. In addition, this merger enables Anthesis to extend its international reach by entering the Benelux and South African markets. For Climate Neutral Group, its clients will have access to Anthesis’ full suite of Net Zero, ESG and sustainability services and experts across its global network.

Aligned with Anthesis’ commitment to driving impact, Climate Neutral Group has completed more than 3,750 carbon analytics and reduction programmes and offset more than 12 million tonnes of CO 2 e through impact-led climate projects that meet VCS or Gold Standard and contribute to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These projects include reducing deforestation and protecting biodiversity in the Maisa forest in Brazil to South Africa’s first AgriCarbon programme which pays farmers for the carbon credits they generate from their sustainable land management practices. By operating as one team, Climate Neutral Group’s projects will now support Anthesis’ ambitions of removing 3GT of CO 2 e for its clients by 2030.

Commenting on the merger, Stuart McLachlan, Anthesis Group’s CEO said “2021 set a new pace for change, with organisations and communities recognising the urgency and importance of the decisive decade. With Climate Neutral Group joining Anthesis, we can support our clients more comprehensively along their Net Zero journey by building on emissions avoidance and reduction efforts to applying climate finance for mitigation. Our alignment as B Corps is a strong indicator of our shared values and focus and I look forward to welcoming the whole team to Anthesis.”

Climate Neutral Group’s Managing Director René Toet added “We’re proud to be joining Anthesis, a great team of dedicated sustainability professionals who share our mission to fight climate change as well as our values and commitment to the B Corp way of working. By joining Anthesis not only do we gain access to a global platform to present our Climate Neutral certification, project development and offsetting initiatives, but our clients benefit from the global Anthesis network and access to its industry leading experts. The size and ambition of the Group will create development opportunities for the Climate Neutral Group team and accelerate the impact of our work, something that is so urgently required in this decisive phase of the  climate emergency.”

Tristan Craddock, Impact Partner at Palatine commented “We’re delighted to see Anthesis Group continue its great start to 2022 with its second strategic M&A announcement of the year.  Climate Neutral Group adds complementary expertise in carbon offsetting and geographical reach to Anthesis’ capabilities to help it support the acceleration of the pace of change towards Net Zero at this critical time. Supporting Anthesis’ ability to deliver its mission by accelerating its reach in new markets and services through strategic and value-enhancing mergers is a key element in our post-investment plan we are working closely with Anthesis’ leadership team to identify further mergers to complement its impressive organic growth.”

United through their B Corp ambitions, the collective offering brings Anthesis Group to 800 sustainability specialists with offices in 20 countries, driving sustainable performance for more than 2,600 clients across the world. Recognised as one of the fastest-growing private companies in the UK and Europe, Anthesis’ ambitions for 2022 are to build on its position as the market leader in sustainable performance and attract the best talent to deliver meaningful impact with the world’s largest and most influential organisations globally.

This is the 15th merger and acquisition  for the Anthesis Group since it was established in 2013, and the second deal announced this year following the acquisition of Provision Coalition Inc. With this merger, DOEN Participaties, the largest impact investor in sustainable start-ups and scale-ups in the Netherlands, sells its shares to Anthesis. DOEN Participaties has been involved with Climate Neutral Group since 2002. Financial terms of the deal were not announced.

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About Anthesis Anthesis is the sustainability activator. Proud to be a B Corp, we seek to make a significant contribution to a world which is more resilient and productive.

We do this by working with cities, companies, and other organisations to drive sustainable performance. We develop financially driven sustainability strategies, underpinned by technical expertise and delivered by innovative collaborative teams across the world.

The company combines the reach of big professional services groups with the deep expertise of boutiques. Anthesis has clients across industry sectors from corporate multinationals such as Reckitt Benckiser, Cisco, Tesco, Nestlé, and Target, and supports early-stage companies through Anthesis Ventures.

The company brings together 800 experts operating in 40 countries around the world and has offices in Andorra, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Middle East, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, the UK, and the US. www.anthesisgroup.com

Media For Anthesis media enquires, please contact Charlotte Chadwick, Global PR Manager, on [email protected] , tel: + 44 (0)7515 854 510.

About Climate Neutral Group Climate Neutral Group (CNG) is dedicated to combat climate change and supports companies in achieving zero emissions by mid-century, setting targets and reduction programmes to achieve them that are in line with, or more stringent than, the Paris Agreement and following the required criteria in the “Climate Neutral Certification” Standard.’

CNG was founded 20 years ago and has since rapidly expanded to provide global impact from offices in Belgium, South Africa & The Netherlands (HQ). The team of 50+ experts passionately support over 3,000 companies around the world, such as Arla Foods NL, bloomon, Investec, Suit Supply and Triodos Bank. It delivers real climate impact and improves the lives of millions of people through the development and trading of a diverse portfolio of Climate Projects. We are a founding partner of ICROA, a B-Corp Certified company, CDP Solutions Partner and an ISEAL Community Member. For more information, please visit www.climateneutralgroup.com and www.climateneutralcertification.com .

Media For interview requests with René Toet, please contact Ciska Uijlenbroek on +31 30 232 6193 or Marloes van Luijk on +31 30 2496 175.

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Anthesis Group is an international sustainability consultancy that was founded in London, United Kingdom and has been operating since 2013. The company has 18 offices across Europe, Asia Pacific, North America and South America. Anthesis Group's business combines management consultancy services with technology development, and is primarily focused on improving sustainability criteria for businesses, cities and organisations, with notable work on food waste. [1] [2] [3] , apparel [4] and waste [5] .

Anthesis was named a Consultancy of the Year in Sustainability Leaders Awards 2022 organised by edie . [6] .

History [ edit ]

Anthesis Group was founded in 2013 with the ambition to fill the gap between large management firms and small boutiques to offer sustainability solutions that were both global and local. In October of the same year, UK sustainability firm Best Foot Forward. [7] [8] was acquired, working primarily on UK supply chain, product and event footprinting services. In January 2014, Anthesis made its second acquisition of German sustainability specialists UMR, which had been operating in the German market since 1996. By the end of that year, Anthesis had also brought in Caleb Management Services Limited (UK), SecondNature Partnership and M4C.

In 2015, Anthesis Group acquired two other companies, supply chain management specialists LRS, and EHS experts TEP (UAE). The following year, Anthesis acquired Mosaic Sustainability, bolstering the company's data visualisation and analytics capabilities. Later that year, Swedish sustainability consultancy Enveco [9] was acquired, alongside the UK energy and carbon management company Sustain [10] .

In 2019, Anthesis made a further three acquisitions, European sustainable apparel advisors MADE-BY [11] [12] , the UK innovation consultancy GoodBrand [13] , and one of the largest independent sustainability agencies out of Spain, Lavola [14] , who have been operating in this space for 40 years.

In 2021, Anthesis became a B Corp [15] and agreed investment from Palatine Private Equity to enable further growth [16]

In 2022 continued growth, Anthesis acquired Padd Energy [17]

References [ edit ]

• ↑ Earley, Katharine (2014-05-15). "Tesco: working with suppliers to cut food waste" . The Guardian . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ "Co-op, Morrisons, Sainsbury's and Tesco to use virtual reality to test new environmental labelling" . Internet Retailing . 2022-05-29 . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ "Mango Refinances, Links Bank Agreements With ESG Goals" . www.yahoo.com . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ "Scottish plastic-to-hydrogen power plant set to be operational next year" . HeraldScotland . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ "Sustainability Leaders Awards 2022: Winners revealed at dazzling ceremony | edie" . edie.net . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ Earley, Katharine (2014-05-15). "Anthesis Consulting Group: shaping the global sustainability debate" . The Guardian . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ "Anthesis Consulting Group Acquires Best Foot Forward | Mergr" . mergr.com . Retrieved 2021-12-10 .
• ↑ "Anthesis acquires Swedish specialist Enveco" . Environment Analyst Global . Retrieved 2021-12-10 .
• ↑ "Anthesis Consulting Group acquires Bristol based Sustain" . www.consultancy.uk . 2016-11-09 . Retrieved 2021-12-10 .
• ↑ Beavis, Lynn (2015-04-30). "MADE-BY: transparency from field to factory to shop" . The Guardian . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ www.fibre2fashion.com. "Anthesis Group takes over key assets of Made-By" . www.fibre2fashion.com . Archived from the original on 2021-12-10 . Retrieved 2021-12-10 . Unknown parameter |url-status= ignored ( help )
• ↑ "GoodBrand | Impact-led Innovation | Anthesis Group Acquires GoodBrand" . GoodBrand . Retrieved 2021-12-10 .
• ↑ "Anthesis strengthens global positioning with Lavola acquisition" . Environment Analyst Global . Retrieved 2021-12-10 .
• ↑ "Anthesis Group | Certified B Corporation" . bcorporation.net . Retrieved 2021-12-10 .
• ↑ "Clearwater International advises Palatine on latest investment" . insidermedia.com . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .
• ↑ "Yorkshire acquisition | for PE-backed sustainability specialist" . insidermedia.com . Retrieved 2022-08-07 .

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