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Over the past 12 months, NETZ has outperformed S&P TSX Composite Index (Canada), delivering a return of +32% compared to S&P TSX Composite Index (Canada)'s +16% growth.
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Carbon Streaming Corp
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Carbon Streaming Corp buys interests tied to carbon credits rather than owning mines, fields, or factories. It provides upfront capital to developers of environmental projects, such as forestry, land-use, and other carbon-reduction or carbon-removal projects, and in return it gets the right to receive a share of future carbon credits or the cash value from those credits. It then sells those credits into the voluntary carbon market, where buyers use them to offset emissions or support climate goals. Its main customers are not retail consumers but companies, institutions, and traders that need carbon credits for compliance, branding, or sustainability programs. The company makes money when the projects it backs generate credits and those credits can be sold, so its business depends on project performance, carbon-credit standards, and market demand for offsets. In simple terms, it acts like a financier and owner of carbon-credit streams rather than a project developer. What makes this model different is that it sits between project builders and credit buyers. Instead of taking on the full operational risk of running forests or industrial assets, it funds projects and captures exposure to the credits they produce. That gives investors a way to participate in the carbon market through a portfolio of credit agreements linked to environmental projects.