Who will profit the most from a green recovery?


Profit-sharing was more common in the 1980s, when tax credits supported it. But it subsequently fell out of favor, existing only at a handful of public companies, such as General Motors.That may be changing. Recently, profit-sharing has become a key feature of dozens of small companies.(File pic shows the GM plant in Silao Mexico)

COPENHAGEN: Green-eyed investors are starting to reposition for the post-pandemic future.

Just this week, Denmark’s Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners raised US$1.7bil for a bet on renewables infrastructure, while venture capital firms Prime Coalition and Pale Blue Dot each raised more than US$50mil for early-stage climate tech.

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