The average person’s familiarity with borrowing and investing is often limited to credit cards, mortgages, and retirement savings plans.
Another form of financing that is popular, especially among mining companies is royalties.
Star Royalties Ltd.
Two years ago, roughly halfway between Star’s launch and its IPO, the company started the first-ever carbon credit royalty, which prompted an overwhelmingly positive reaction, Pernin says, noting companies and investors are, more than ever, looking for opportunities that tick ESG boxes.
The company currently has about U.S.
This significant funding into the company is expected to accelerate its ability to pursue larger green opportunities and to establish a substantial pure-green royalty company that should attract capital from both generalist and ESG-focused investors.
As well, Star has partnered with Blue Source LLC, North America’s largest and most reputable carbon offset developer and marketer, with which it worked on the EMS project, to finance the creation of premium, verified carbon offset credits that will reward the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices by North American farmers.
“So, we’re investing in a commodity that’s going to more than quadruple in less than 10 years from now” — an escalation, he notes, investors may not see in most commodities.
An article on the website of Ernst & Young Global Ltd., an international professional services company, states, “Our approach to ESG needs to evolve, and fast, if it is to realize its full potential.
In Canada alone, there were more than 144 ESG funds available in 2021, which was a 40 per cent increase from the previous year, when U.S.
The pathway to growth for Green Star picks up as others begin to recognize its potential value.
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