Global Climate Solution Stocks

Solarvest is a pure play solar developer operating out of Malaysia that cites, constructs, and operates solar projects in the country, enabling the grid to run with less carbon

Sunview Group is a Malaysian solar developer involved in all stages of solar projects from beginning to operation and maintenance.

Heng Hup is a pure play recycling company that primarily recycles old steel into new, but also batteries and paper. Their work enables new products to be produced without needing to extract new raw resources.

Ray Go Solar is a pure play solar developer in Malaysia. They site plan and build projects in the country so the grid can operate with fewer fossil fuels.

YTL Corporation is a Malaysian conglomerate that owns multiple power plants. Unfortunately a majority of their generation capacity comes from thermal sources, so we exclude them

Malakoff Corporation Berhad is a Malaysian conglomerate that owns multiple power plants. Unfortunately most are thermal, so we exclude them.

Wasco Berhad is a Malaysian company that does some business in biofuels but generates a majority of its revenues from traditional fossil fuels.

Mega First Corporation generated 41% of its revenue from owning renewable energy, but the rest from non climate solutions like packaging, so we exclude them

G Capital is a Thai business that specializes in enabling buyers of industrial equipment in Thailand to pay over time. They do this for some climate solutions like mini-hydropower systems, but generate more of their revenue from agricultural equipment

Solar District Cooling Group is a Malaysian company that specializes in building automation, a key climate solution that can reduce the amount of energy needed to keep a building at a stable temperature. They also install solar hot water heaters.

BM GreenTech is a Malaysian firm that specializes in biomass boilers that enable the generation of electricity from burning wood. We do not consider biomass a climate solution in our 2025 review, so we exclude them

Reservoir Link is a Malaysian large developer or renewables that generated 60% of their revenues from renewable projects and 40% from oil and gas.

Kinergy owns about 30 different subsidiaries in SE Asia, most engaged in climate solutions. Unfortunately some are also gas turbine companies and despite our searching, we could not find a breakdown of their revenue in our 2025 review.

Artoniq is a holding company that owns a few providers of electronic hardware like point-of-sale hardware in Malaysia. No climate solution

Jati Tinggi Group is a Malaysian construction firm that generates most of its revenue from designing and building electrical grid systems, a key climate solution.

APM Automotive is a Malaysian manufacturer of automotive parts. They do manufacture some parts for locomotives, which can be used to haul passengers, enabling mass transportation, but this is a minority of their revenue

XL Holdings is a Malaysian food and animal company. While they do fish farming, it is for ornamental fish, not food fish, which are not as important to optimize energy efficiency around, so we exclude them

Protasco is a Malaysian construction company that does some work in clean energy but earns most of their revenue from building and maintaining roadways.

Master Tec Group is a Malaysian producer and distributor of power cables that are used to expand the electrical grid, a key part of the energy transition

United U-Li is a Malaysian manufacturer of cables, LED lighting, and cable installation materials that enable the grid to expand and the electrification of everything.