Americas > Canada-based VER investor sees Q2 income skyrocket after monetising first credit batch

Canada-based VER investor sees Q2 income skyrocket after monetising first credit batch

Published 15:47 on August 3, 2023  /  Last updated at 15:47 on August 3, 2023  / /  Americas, Canada, Voluntary

A Toronto-headquartered voluntary carbon financier saw its net income turn from red to the black during the second quarter after receiving its first credit issuance and subsequently monetising those units, the company announced Wednesday.
A Toronto-headquartered voluntary carbon financier saw its net income turn from red to the black during the second quarter after receiving its first credit issuance and subsequently monetising those units, the company announced Wednesday.


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