Kayrros

Financial Data & Market Intelligence · Geospatial Analytics

Overview

Kayrros turns satellite imagery and alternative data into measurements of energy production, methane emissions and climate risk. Its analytics are used by commodity traders, energy companies, financial institutions and regulators. The company is headquartered in Paris and has become a reference for independent methane leak detection.

Growth

Hiring Momentum
28/100
Slowing
Open positions
0
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
ATS activity
Every ~6 hours
11/07/2026
Hiring Dynamics 0%

Financials

Total raised
$2.8M
Latest round
Grant
Funding rounds
2
Funding rounds
Round Announced Amount
Grant 2019 $2.7M Details
Grant 2018 $54k Details

People

Fredrik Fosse
Président de SAS
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Tech stack

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Practices & domains
Machine Learning
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Shared investors2
7 portfolio companies: CesiumAstro, K2 Space, FibreCoat and 4 more
Index VenturesVia a fund
326 portfolio companies: Xata, Hone, Instinct and 323 more

News

Blog 6 months ago
The US blockade is putting pressure on Iran, but its oil industry can still hold out
Iranian crude inventory levels have increased by roughly 13 MMb since the blockade was implemented. Iran has 22 MMb of spare storage capacity remaining, based on an 80% maximum utilization of design capacity. At current build rates, Iran currently has an
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News The Independent 7 months ago
Analysis: US blockade is squeezing Iran
Even as Iran maintains its chokehold on the Strait of Hormuz, the Islamic Republic increasingly finds itself squeezed by an American blockade threatening its oil industry
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Blog 7 months ago
Data Reveals Significant Damage to Kuwaiti Refineries and KPC
As tensions in the Middle East Gulf continue to shake global energy infrastructure, the Al-Ahmadi complex in Kuwait has emerged as a primary target. Recent geospatial data show the impact of drone and missile strikes on the country's refining and administ
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Blog 7 months ago
Will the Closure of the Strait of Hormuz Force Arab Gulf Crude Oil Exporters to Shut-in Production?
How quickly will the closure of the Strait of Hormuz force Arab Gulf crude oil exporters to shut-in production? It all depends on spare storage capacity. Geospatial intelligence can help us figure it out. In the absence of export outlets, oil producers ne
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Blog 7 months ago
Kayrros Data Reveals Japan Began Drawing Down Its Strategic Petroleum Reserve
While the world waited with bated breath for the International Energy Agency (IEA) to coordinate a response to the Hormuz crisis, Japan had already pulled the trigger in a small but revealing way.Kayrros data reveals Japan began quietly drawing down its S
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Blog 8 months ago
The Jet Fuel Plunge: The First Demand Impact of the Iran War
The escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf is doing more than curtailing global oil and gas supply-it is also denting regional energy demand. By taking a toll on local air travel, the war has caused a precipitous drop in jet fuel consumption. Here is the
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Blog 8 months ago
The LNG Deadlock: What Satellites See That Official Reports Don't.
The Strait of Hormuz disruption has sent global LNG prices soaring, but real-time thermal data from Kayrros reveals that the physical "shutdown" of production is more complex than the headlines suggest. Here is the current status of LNG production in the
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Blog 8 months ago
Shale Oil Discipline at Risk: The Divergence Hidden in Plain Sight
The "official" story is that US tight oil operators have been holding steady since the outbreak of war in the Middle East. This is what publicly-traded operators have been saying on earnings calls. And indeed, if you look at the total frac crew counts in
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Blog 9 months ago
How badly decayed is Venezuela's oil infrastructure?
Dilapidated storage tanks provide a window into the extent of the country's challenges. Venezuela's functional storage tanks are at roughly 80% of their fill capacity. Filling tanks beyond 80% capacity makes them difficult to operate, leaving very little
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Blog 11 months ago
Case Study: Satellite Detection of Fracturing Technique & Performance in the Permian Basin
Overview The advancements of simultaneous operations is not necessarily a novelty in the oil and gas industry, in both offshore and land we have been doing simultaneous drilling, completing, workover. But a new trend in frac operations has significantly p
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Offices

Where the company hires and what each office is for
Cities
1
Hiring now
1
Countries
1
Busiest office
Paris
Paris France
HQ
CONTACT US
1 open roles
hires for Industrial Engineering
37 Avenue Trudaine, 75009 Paris
seen since Dec 2017 company site, job postings