Carbon price
Credit prices are volatile. The model implies lower returns under lower-price scenarios and says returns are highly sensitive to realized pricing.
Capital is at risk. Read the full prospectus and obtain independent advice before making an investment decision.
Credit prices are volatile. The model implies lower returns under lower-price scenarios and says returns are highly sensitive to realized pricing.
Deployment, household adoption, monitoring, registry approval, and credit issuance may be delayed, reduced, or unsuccessful.
Units are not described as freely redeemable on demand. A planned exchange listing does not assure that a buyer or liquid market will be available.
The investment depends on the Fund’s regulatory status, applicable carbon-market rules, and the continuation of relevant tax and exchange-control treatment.
These short answers introduce the fund. The prospectus and Trust Deed govern the full terms.
No. The teaser states a 23.5% target net IRR. It is a model output based on assumptions, especially the realised price of carbon credits. Investors may lose capital.
The fund plans to deploy efficient cookstoves and monitor their use. The model assumes approximately 1.54 tonnes of CO₂-equivalent reductions per stove per year. Issuance and sale depend on project performance, verification and market demand.
The teaser describes a VFEX listing and market-making plan. These are targets; confirm redemption rights in the final approved documents.
No. Listing is a stated target and remains conditional on exchange and regulatory approvals and other requirements. A listing target does not guarantee that units can be sold readily.
Request the current approved prospectus, Trust Deed and financial model from the Fund Manager. The supplied copy includes draft material and placeholders, so verify that you have the final approved version.
Request the approved documents and ask the fund team about any unresolved risk.