Global Climate Solution Stocks

Asiri Surgical Hospital PLC’s FY 2023 revenue is entirely from healthcare services and pharmaceutical sales, which are not climate solutions.

Odel PLC's FY 2024 audited segment revenue shows almost all revenue from fashion retail, which is far from a climate solution.

While Maldives Islamic Bank does generate some revenue from green / sustainable finance, they do not disclose the specific dollar amounts and they also generate revenue from non‑climate‑solution activities, so we exclude them for Lacks Information.

While Housing Development Finance Corporation does generate some revenue from green buildings, they do not disclose the specific dollar amounts and they also generate revenue from their generic loans business so we exclude them.

While Bank of Maldives does generate some revenue from net-zero building, they do not disclose the specific dollar amounts and they also generate revenue from non‑climate‑solution activities, so we exclude them for Lacks Information.

Maldives Transport and Contracting Company operates primarily in its core industry (ferry services and dredging) and may have limited or unquantified exposure to climate solutions based on current reporting.

While Dhivehi Raajjeyge Gulhun does install telecomms lines which are needed for telepresence, they don't specifically sell services that replace the need for commuting, so we exclude them.

STO's FY2024 consolidated revenue was, with the Fuel segment accounting for ~72% and the remainder from Trading (~19%), Insurance (~5%), Shipping (~3%), Gas (~2%) and Others (~0.38%). None of the identified revenue streams map to climate-solution categories.

MTDC's reported revenue is derived from subleasing government-assigned islands and related tourism/resort and office development activities, which are not climate solutions.

Ooredoo Maldives' audited FY 2023 revenue is pretty much all focused on traditional telecoms activities, none of which are climate solutions.

Centurion PLC's consolidated revenue is generated from logistics and transport services (sea freight, air freight/flight handling, perishable logistics, ship agency, freight forwarding and customs clearance), which are not direct climate solutions.

Amana Takaful (Maldives) PLC’s reported revenue is derived from insurance premiums, none of which are for climate-focused insurance products.

Arun Valley Hydropower operates two hydropower plants in Nepal with a combined installed capacity of about 13 MW — the 3 MW Piluwa Khola and the 9.94 MW Kabeli B‑11 Cascade. Commissioned in 2003 and 2022, the projects supply zero‑carbon electricity to Nepal.

Chilime Hydropower operates the 22 MW Chilime plant in Nepal (commissioned Aug 2003) and, via three subsidiaries, is developing four further projects totaling roughly 270 MW to expand zero‑carbon electricity supply.

Butwal Power Company Limited develops, owns and operates hydropower plants in Nepal. It operates four facilities with a combined installed capacity of about 55 MW.

National Hydro Power Company Limited (NHPC) develops and operates about 30 MWs of hydropower projects in Nepal.

Arun Kabeli Power Ltd develops and operates hydropower in Nepal, owning the 25 MW run-of-river Kabeli B‑1 (commissioned 2019), holds equity in the 37.6 MW Kabeli A project and sells power under a long‑term PPA with NEA.

Barun Hydropower operates the 4.5 MW Hewakhola (Hewa Khola) run-of-river plant in Sankhuwasabha, Nepal; the project has been commercial since 6 August 2011 and supplies zero-carbon electricity to the national grid.

United Modi Hydropower Ltd develops and operates hydropower in Nepal, owning Lower Modi-1 (10 MW, operational since Nov 2012) and Lower Modi-2 (10.5 MW, in development), totalling 20.5 MW to provide zero-carbon electricity for Nepal.

Nyadi Hydropower develops and operates the Nyadi run-of-river project in Lamjung, Nepal, a single 30 MW installation comprising two 15 MW Pelton units that supply zero-carbon electricity to the national grid.