Danish startup Goodwings is a Copenhagen-based “climate-focused sustainable SaaS travel management platform.” Their recent late seed investment round garnered $1.5 million, involving investors like Global Cleantech Capital (GCC), recognized for supporting ventures like Klimato and Tabby, as well as JTB USA, a branch of JTB Corp, a prominent global travel agency, along with other returning backers.
Goodwings tackles the challenge of modern travel by revolutionizing how companies measure and reduce their travel-related carbon footprint, meeting current and future requirements.
The new funds will fuel Goodwings’ global expansion, introducing features tailored for businesses mandated to disclose emissions and achieve net-zero goals. The collaboration with JTB USA holds potential for significant client and Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) growth.
Goodwings, founded in 2015 by Christian Møller-Holst, is also noteworthy for its B Corp certification. Amid businesses preparing for upcoming regulations and aiming to reduce their environmental impact, Goodwings saw a notable increase in subscriptions over the past year.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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