Cordiant Capital

Hudson Resources Inc. is a Canadian company focused on the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Vancouver, it holds an exploitation license for the Naajat EL and an exploration stage property known as the Sarfartoq Mineral Claim. The company, which changed its name from Tekwerks Solutions Inc. in December 2002, regularly updates its public materials to provide current information about its operations and the working environment in Greenland, including presentations and corporate videos.

Brazil Tower Company constructs, develops, and owns wireless and broadcast communications towers throughout Brazil. Established in 2011, the company leases space on multi-tenant towers to various clients, including wireless service providers, wireless landline operators, and cable and broadcast television companies. By focusing on the construction and development of transmission and communication infrastructure, Brazil Tower Company enables its clients to access passive infrastructure, thereby facilitating quicker network deployment across the region. The company is headquartered in Nova Lima, Brazil, and aims to support the growing demands of the telecommunications and broadcast industries.

Asociados Don Mario engages in the production and commercialization of seeds.

Agro Pecuária Nova Louzã S/A engages in the manufacture and sale of sugar, alcohol, and other bi-products from sugar cane.

Asyaport operates an international transit port in Barbaros-Tekirdağ, Turkey, focusing on transshipment container terminal services. The port is designed to function as a hub, facilitating efficient logistics operations in the region. Asyaport provides essential services such as container loading and unloading, as well as stuffing and lashing, which contribute significantly to local businesses in Tekirdağ. Through its strategic operations, Asyaport aims to enhance connectivity and streamline cargo handling processes, reinforcing its role as a vital logistics center in the area.

Zola Electric provides off-grid solar solutions primarily for African markets, focusing on Tanzania, Rwanda, Ghana, and the Ivory Coast. The company offers solar home kits that can be either leased or purchased, utilizing a pay-as-you-go micro-finance model that accommodates various income levels. By employing advanced solar, battery, and power electronics technology, Zola Electric delivers renewable energy systems tailored to the needs of individual households and businesses in rural communities. Since its inception in 2012, the company has powered over 180,000 homes and businesses. Formerly known as Off-Grid Electric Tanzania Limited, it rebranded to Zola Electric in July 2018 and has established its headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania, with an additional office in San Francisco, California. The company has garnered recognition through various awards and has attracted investment from notable firms, including Tesla and EDF.

Fiagril Ltda. is a Brazilian company based in Lucas do Rio Verde, specializing in the supply of agricultural inputs such as fertilizers, pesticides, and seeds, along with providing technical assistance to farmers. Founded in 1989, the company also engages in grain origination and logistics services for food grain transportation. In addition to its core offerings, Fiagril produces biodiesel and glycerin, which serves various industries including food processing and cosmetics. The company aims to support sustainable agricultural practices while promoting clean and renewable energy solutions. Fiagril operates as a subsidiary of Hunan Dakang International Food and Agriculture Co., Ltd. and has established a strategic partnership with Cianport to enhance its logistical capabilities.

Caepco is a power company based in Kazakhstan, focused on the production of electricity and steam.

PRASAC Microfinance Institution Limited is a prominent microfinance institution in Cambodia, dedicated to providing financial services to rural households and small to medium enterprises. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Phnom Penh, PRASAC offers a wide range of loan products, including microloans, personal loans, and specialized loans for motorbikes, cars, housing, education, and emergencies. Additionally, the institution provides various deposit services such as savings accounts, term deposits, and retirement accounts. It also facilitates bill payments for electricity and water, and offers mobile and Internet banking services, enabling customers to perform transactions easily. Serving individuals, companies, and micro-entrepreneurs, PRASAC aims to enhance financial accessibility and support economic growth in Cambodia.

Ram Power, Corp., a renewable energy company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, development, and operation of geothermal properties in the United States, Canada, and internationally. It owns interests in geothermal projects primarily in California, Nicaragua, and Nevada. The company, formerly known as GTO Resources Inc., based in Reno, Nevada.

ProCredit Bank is a development-oriented commercial bank. We offer excellent customer service to small and medium enterprises and to private individuals who would like to save. In our operations, we adhere to a number of core principles: We value transparency in our communication with our customers, we do not promote consumer lending, we strive to minimise our ecological footprint, and we provide services which are based both on an understanding of each client’s situation and on a sound financial analysis. In our operations with business clients, we focus on small and medium-sized enterprises, as we are convinced that these businesses create jobs and make a vital contribution to the economies in which they operate. By offering simple and accessible deposit facilities and other banking services and by investing substantial resources in financial education, we aim to promote a culture of savings and financial responsibility. Our shareholders expect a sustainable return on investment over the long term, rather than being focused on short-term profit maximisation.