Copeland is set to acquire Bueno Analytics, an Australia-based company specialising in SaaS solutions that leverage embedded AI and machine learning to deliver building analytics, energy management and operational efficiency across commercial buildings and the cold chain.
Bueno’s platform is deployed across several thousand customer sites worldwide, providing broad connectivity, full portfolio visibility and critical operational insights.
Buildings account for an estimated 40 per cent of global carbon emissions with commercial buildings and the cold chain representing a significant share of that impact.
The integration of Bueno’s platform with Copeland’s deep domain expertise will deliver a powerful suite of capabilities, including predictive maintenance, energy management, leak detection, workforce efficiency tools and advanced analytics.
Together, these technologies will help customers uncover energy‑saving opportunities and gain the actionable insights needed to operate their facilities more effectively and efficiently.
Customers increasingly rely on data‑driven services to maintain uptime, reduce energy use, and extend equipment life.
This acquisition strengthens Copeland’s aftermarket portfolio with an AI‑driven analytics solution designed to optimise building operations, deliver measurable performance improvements and support customers in meeting their sustainability goals.
Copeland CEO, Ross B. Shuster, said this acquisition will combine Copeland’s leading-edge technologies, broad aftermarket offerings and strong customer relationships with Bueno Analytics’ proven AI-enabled platform and technical capabilities.
“Together, Copeland and Bueno will be extremely well positioned to use advanced data analytics to help customers optimize their operations and reduce their carbon footprint.”
The combined capabilities are expected to meet the complex operational demands of managed building environments while addressing the growing need for connected, scalable and intuitive solutions.
This innovative offering strengthens Copeland’s commitment to advancing the energy transition, reducing emissions and operating costs, and safeguarding high‑value perishable goods through innovative technologies.
Bueno Analytics CEO, Hugh Amoyal, said joining Copeland allows the company to integrate its technology with their capabilities, global reach and expertise, creating new opportunities to support customers in managing energy use and optimising building performance.
Beuno Analytics founder, Leon Wurfel, said the company has spent over a decade developing its world-leading platform.
“This collaboration will now ensure we can continue to invest in research and development to help customers deliver emission reductions at speed and meet the world’s evolving sustainability challenges,” he said.
The acquisition is expected to close in the first half of the 2026 calendar year.
Bueno Analytics will continue to operate as an independent company until the transaction closes.