Global Climate Solution Stocks

While Post and Telecommunication Equipment JSC is a Vietnamese manufacturing firm involved in expanding the electrical grid, it generates more revenue from expanding the telecommunications grid as of our 2025 review.

Everwoods Green Resources is a farming company in the Philippines that generates a majority of its revenue from traditional agriculture, so we therefore exclude them as of our 2025 review. They also participate in the cultivation of bamboo for use in products, a climate solution.

Tin Nghia is a construction company in Vietnam. While it does engage in recycling, it is a very small part of its business, so we exclude them as of our 2025 review.

Dry Cell and Storage Battery is a Vietnamese battery manufacturer. While they do make some batteries for use in electric vehicles and energy storage a majority of their revenue comes from traditional car batteries as of our 2025 review.

Sirakorn is a Thai manufacturer of precast concrete products. It also manufactures products for upgrading the grid, but it generates less than half of its revenue from these activities as of our 2025 review.

Tai Sin is a large manufacturer of electric cabling in Singapore that generates a majority of its revenue from cables that deliver electricity and enable the electrification of everything.

Aztech Global is a manufacturer of IoT devices in Singapore. It also makes LED lights, but makes more revenue from their IoT devices as of our 2025 review.

Vsolar Group is a Malaysian company that has two business arms. Importing and trading computer software and hardware and renewable energy development. While their website, as of our 2025 review, only discusses their activities in solar, they still own 5 subsidiaries that are not in solar and we cannot access their financial returns to verify which are generating a majority of revenue.

Fibon Berhad generates some of its revenue from making electronic switchboards and copper couplings, both of which are used for electrifying commercial and industrial spaces. But they also generate revenue from producing gold bouillon and they do not provide a breakdown as of our 2025 review.

Thai Nondestructive Testing engages in multiple industries, including coal power, but also solar generation. It generates a small portion of its revenue from solar, so we exclude it as of our 2025 review.

Ygl Convergence is a Malaysian distributor of computer hardware and software. It also installs solar systems, but makes less than half its revenue from that, so we exclude them as of our 2025 review.

ACO Group is a Malaysian provider of electrical equipment. While they made some of their revenue from grid expansion products more came from traditional household electronic appliances as of our 2025 review.

TWZ is a Thai conglomerate. While they do sell electric vehicles, they make most of their revenue from smartphone sales and other electronics businesses as of our 2025 review.

PT Kabelindo Murni generates a majority of their revenue from making wiring that is used to expand the electricity grid and enable the electrification of everything, with a minority coming from telecoms wiring.

Tek Seng is a Malaysian producer of polyvinyl products like laminate floors, which is not a climate solution. It also has a small solar production business.

FT Eterindo is an Indonesian producer of palm oil that also uses part of their harvest to create biodiesel. While we do consider biodiesel derived from waste products as a climate solution, and palm oil is technically a perennial crop, we exclude them because how destructive the palm oil industry has been in removing old mangrove forests to plant its plantations.

PT Sumi Indo Kabel is an Indonesian wiring manufacturer that, as of 2025, generates a majority of its revenue from providing wiring that can be used in expanding the grid and enabling the electrification of everything.

L&P Global is a Malaysian packaging company. While it generates some of its revenue from repairing pallets, thus reducing the need for new pallets, this is a small portion of its overall revenue as of our 2025 review.

Superlon is a Malaysian producer of insulation materials, but they are primarily not used for thermal building insulation but things like acoustic insulation, but for other purposes, so we exclude them.

Analabs Resources is a Malaysian conglomerate. While they do provide recycling services, they, as of our 2025 review, generate more revenue from their chemicals and other business lines (such as shrimp farming).