NAM.R: management transactions · France · AMF

About NAM.R

namR is a French data-intelligence company listed on Euronext Growth Paris under ticker ALNMR and ISIN FR0014003J32. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Paris, the company has built its positioning as a deeptech specialist focused on geolocated data enrichment for ecological transition use cases. At the time of its June 2021 IPO, it chose the Euronext Growth market in Paris, while its official Euronext classification was shown as ICB Media Agencies, even though its operating profile is closer to technology and data analytics. namR’s business model centers on creating and enriching proprietary datasets that describe buildings, territories and their surrounding environments at a granular level. The company combines open data sources, artificial intelligence and rule-based modeling to generate actionable attributes at building scale. Its solutions are designed for stakeholders involved in energy renovation, urban planning, insurance, banking and other sectors that need better asset-level and location-level intelligence. A core part of its value proposition is that effective decarbonization and renovation programs require a much deeper understanding of the building stock before action can be scaled up. Among its product lines, namR offers solutions related to energy-retrofit opportunity assessment, solar potential estimation, climate-risk analysis and broader building intelligence. The company has highlighted data-as-a-service tools and simulators for renovation, photovoltaics and climate-related exposure. According to its own materials, its database covers tens of millions of buildings in France, enabling use cases ranging from commercial targeting to operational optimization and extra-financial risk assessment. In terms of market positioning, namR presents itself as a leading data-intelligence player dedicated to the ecological transition. Its 2023 and 2024 communications indicated a strong commercial acceleration, including a doubling of revenue in 2023 and a sharp increase in recurring revenue, suggesting a gradual move toward more recurring SaaS- and data-service-based revenues. The company has also announced references with French banks, insurers and local authorities, which confirms a primarily France-centered footprint with a go-to-market strategy aimed at large accounts and public-sector organizations. Notable facts include the arrival of French institutional investors in 2023 and the continued expansion of its renovation- and climate-risk-related offerings.