With over 20 years of operating history and more than USD 340 million disbursed to women-led microenterprises, SPBD provides a credible, institutionally familiar entry point into financial inclusion across multiple Pacific markets.
Financial exclusion remains a structural constraint across Pacific Island economies, particularly for women-led microenterprises. SPBD, for more than two decades, has demonstrated that unsecured lending to low-income women can be both financially sustainable and deeply transformative, enabling livelihoods, asset-building and long-term household resilience.
The proposed debt raise will directly expand access to finance for women entrepreneurs across existing Pacific markets, support entry into Kiribati, and deepen reach into underserved provinces. Investor capital translates rapidly into measurable outcomes—business creation, income stability and education support—within a mature institution combining strong repayment performance, disciplined governance and deep regional trust. SPBD presents a rare opportunity to scale impact at pace through a de-risked, well-established microfinance model.

Good Return provides investors with a pathway to unlock inclusive economic growth by strengthening the financial systems that serve excluded communities. Rather than financing enterprises in isolation, the fund works through local financial institutions, pairing catalytic capital with technical assistance to drive long-term systems change.
Investor capital expands access to finance for MSMEs while building institutional capability and resilience. The blended structure reduces risk while delivering strong impact additionality, evidenced through enterprise growth, improved financial access and strengthened local lenders. For investors seeking scalable, evidence-based impact within a robust Australian-regulated structure, Good Return offers a compelling mechanism to crowd capital into markets traditional finance underserves.

FireTracking addresses the accelerating climate risks faced by communities, ecosystems and critical infrastructure across Australia and the Pacific. Early detection significantly reduces disaster impacts by enabling faster response and limiting environmental, human and economic losses. The company has already deployed operational systems monitoring more than 1 million hectares, demonstrating its ability to scale across large territories. Investment will support the transition from pilot deployments to large-scale commercial rollouts in climate-vulnerable regions. FireTracking’s AI platform and scalable camera infrastructure enable cost-efficient territorial monitoring while creating a strong opportunity in a growing AUD 8B global market for early warning and risk detection technologies.

Waste Recyclers Fiji offers an opportunity to support long-standing, locally embedded circular economy infrastructure addressing one of the Pacific’s most visible environmental challenges. Capital will fund upgrades to collection and processing infrastructure, increasing efficiency and diversion rates, while expanding school and community programs that embed long-term behavioural change.
For impact investors, this opportunity delivers tangible environmental outcomes, strong local legitimacy and alignment with emerging plastic credit and blended-finance mechanisms, supporting durable impact in a small-island context.

The Green Finance Centre operates at the system level of Papua New Guinea’s climate transition, catalysing capital flows into green and climate-resilient infrastructure. By enabling financial institutions to integrate green lending into mainstream operations, the Centre addresses structural barriers to climate finance mobilisation.
Engagement with investors supports the scaling of climate-positive lending facilities and the maturation of a national project pipeline spanning energy, transport, agriculture and infrastructure. With strong policy alignment and early multilateral support, the Centre offers a pathway to economy-wide impact through blended structures designed to crowd in private capital alongside public and concessional finance.

The Drua Foundation offers partners and funders a high-trust, high-visibility vehicle for achieving measurable social outcomes at scale. Funding supports the expansion of youth outreach and health and education initiatives, strengthening resilience, aspiration and wellbeing among young people and communities across Fiji.
While philanthropic in nature, the opportunity aligns strongly with ESG, CSR and Pacific engagement priorities, delivering clear social return through nationally recognised pathways that connect sport, education and community development.

The Emerging Asia Sustainable Infrastructure Fund (ESIF) offers investors access to high‑growth, climate‑aligned infrastructure across one of the world’s most dynamic regions, targeting a 16–18% gross IRR while delivering measurable environmental and social impact.
Backed by a long‑standing PATRIZIA–Mitsui strategic partnership, the fund benefits from unrivalled market access through APAC’s largest infrastructure network, with more than 15,000 staff across 67 offices enabling proprietary deal flow and deeply informed local execution.
ESIF invests in scalable mid‑market platforms across renewable energy, water, mobility, digital and social infrastructure, with a focus on greenfield opportunities.
With 100% of investments promoting environmental or social objectives, the fund directly supports the transition to low‑carbon, climate‑resilient systems across Emerging Asia, and its seed portfolio—including solar, cooling‑as‑a‑service and sustainable mobility platforms—already demonstrates strong momentum with projected returns above target.
Benefiting from PATRIZIA’s 27‑year APAC track record, a governance framework developed with cornerstone investor, the European Investment Bank, and a highly aligned investment team, ESIF presents a compelling opportunity to achieve attractive returns alongside scalable, long‑term climate impact.

Megawatt Solutions, Inc. (MSI) provides investors with a strategic entry into the Philippines’ rapidly expanding battery energy storage market, driven by renewable growth, grid congestion, and persistent ancillary service shortfalls.
MSI has executed definitive agreements with Sembcorp Industries for a 40MW/40MWh stand-alone BESS facility, with estimated project costs of USD 20–30 million and a target Commercial Operation Date of December 2026. This anchor asset demonstrates MSI’s execution capability and commercial bankability.
In addition, MSI secured a 72MW Integrated Renewable Energy with Energy Storage Systems (IRESS) project under the Philippines’ Green Energy Auction Program (GEAP), providing long-term contracted revenue visibility supported by national energy policy.
Beyond these assets, MSI is advancing 10 strategically located BESS projects across Luzon and the Visayas, positioned near NGCP substations to capture revenues from ASPA, reserve markets, and bilateral arrangements.
MSI benefits from SunAsia Energy’s institutional platform, backed by a 4.3GW renewable pipeline and award-winning leadership under President Maria Theresa “Tetchi” Capellan. SunAsia is jointly developing a 1.3GW floating solar project with Macquarie Capital, reinforcing institutional credibility and execution strength.
MSI offers investors strategic ownership in a scalable, first-mover storage platform at the center of the Philippines’ energy transition.

MPF1 channels investment into Pacific-owned, community-serving businesses that turn climate threats into pathways for resilience and shared prosperity. Across the portfolio over the 10-year life of the fund, an estimated 55,320 people will benefit directly through livelihood and service pathways, with a further 514,061 people benefitting indirectly through strengthened ecosystem services and community resilience.

Investments are expected to bring 23,460 hectares of terrestrial forest and coastal marine areas under restoration or improved ecosystem management, and 34,358 metric tonnes of fish stock under sustainable management practices. These efforts safeguard critical habitats, support food security, and reinforce the natural buffers that protect coastal communities from climate shocks.
Portfolio activities are also projected to result in a total of 1,891,085 tCO₂e in net avoided or removed emissions, demonstrating that locally led adaptation solutions in small island states can also contribute meaningfully to global mitigation efforts.

For investors, this represents an opportunity to stand alongside Pacific communities as long-term partners, backing businesses that protect reefs and forests, sustain fisheries, and build dignity and security for those on the frontlines of the climate crisis - while generating measurable, large-scale climate and social outcomes grounded in Pacific leadership and values.

Freshwater scarcity is accelerating worldwide, including Australia. According to the Australian Productivity Commission, “the nation must enter a desalination building boom to avoid climate-driven economic damage that could exceed $700 billion by the end of the century” (The Age, 29 December 2025). Building resilient, affordable water supply is no longer optional, it is a socioeconomic imperative.

Azura intends to produce freshwater at sea, transforming their proven ocean energy technology into an at-sea desalination system. Using a unique Reference Site approach, Azura will validate performance and cost data for customers, generating return on investment through value creation. This is a commercial approach, not R&D.

Governance of the Reference Site is via a specialized at-sea desalination Trust:

1. The Trust’s valuation increases as technical and commercial risks are mitigated, assets are scaled, and the customer base grows.
2. The Reference Site is the means to secure a pipeline of future projects, not just one-off returns.
3. Scaling and ROI are generated through direct sales, joint ventures, licensing, or EPC-project deployment, adapting to global market conditions.

The GDI Fund invests in 80-120 global companies contributing to real-world decarbonisation across alternative energy, electrification, industrial decarbonisation, and energy efficiency.

The Fund targets outperformance of the MSCI World Index by 2.5% p.a. over rolling seven-year periods. Its impact objective is to grow portfolio avoided emissions over time.

GDI integrates the expertise of Nordea, UBS, UBP, Redwheel and Fulcrum within a single portfolio. Through our proprietary Multi-Manager Enhanced Portfolio (MEP) framework, we combine and optimise the underlying holdings across three dimensions: expected return, tracking risk and climate mitigation impact. The strategy also targets 0.3% p.a. outperformance relative to the underlying multi-manager model.

MEP is designed to build portfolios that are better than the sum of their parts – without adding organisational complexity. Investors benefit from one strategy, one portfolio and one aligned reporting framework.

The framework is customisable for separately managed accounts, enabling flexibility between return-first and impact-first mandates.

The GDI Fund will launch as an Australian Unit Trust in Q4 FY 2026.

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The Fund targets net returns of 15%+ per annum by investing in Biodiversity Offset Credits issued under the New South Wales Government’s Biodiversity Offset Scheme, and is seeking to raise up to AUD 70 million.

The strategy focuses on acquiring specific Biodiversity Credits expected to experience strong demand from renewable energy developments within the New South Wales Government’s designated Renewable Energy Zones.

Established in 2008, the NSW Biodiversity Offset Scheme is one of the world’s first government-regulated biodiversity compliance markets. It requires developers to purchase offset credits to compensate for biodiversity impacts resulting from land clearing. The market has matured into an active compliance market with annual transactions of approximately AUD 200 million.

Skjander believes a significant increase in demand for Biodiversity Credits will emerge over the coming decade as large-scale renewable energy projects are delivered across NSW. We estimate this incremental demand could exceed AUD 500 million over the next ten years.

The Fund will leverage specialist expertise to identify locations where supply is constrained and future demand is expected. By acquiring credits at attractive prices early and supporting the creation of new credits, the Fund aims to capture value as compliance demand accelerates and to catalyse the market.

Delorean Corporation Ltd (ASX:DEL) is offering an investment opportunity in its next phase of near-term bioenergy projects to accelerate development and construction. Beyond its SA1 renewable gas-to-mains facility now in construction, the focus includes shovel-ready VIC1 Stanhope, NSW1 Horsley Park and QLD1 projects, supported by government grants, strategic partnerships, and long-term offtake agreements, as part of a broader $200M+ build-own-operate renewable gas portfolio.

The investment provides exposure to $200M+ build-own-operate (BOO) renewable gas portfolio with predictable, contracted revenue streams once operational. Investors gain access to high-margin assets underpinned by long-term offtake contracts, attractive project-level IRRs, and a unique ASX-listed opportunity in the rapidly growing bioenergy sector.

The projects benefit from strong industry tailwinds driven by increasing demand for renewable energy, organic waste diversion, and national decarbonisation initiatives. Biomethane produced from organic waste enables a “green” premium amid significant market undersupply, while Delorean’s experience and strategic partnerships with Tier 1 companies and government support reduce execution risk and accelerate returns.

This investment opportunity offers both financial upside and measurable environmental impact through scalable renewable energy infrastructure that supports Australia’s transition to a low-carbon economy.

TechCoop sits between Vietnam/SEA based aggregators/producers and global institutional buyers. Its function is to aggregate fragmented supply, verify quality and compliance, arrange logistics, and bridge payment timing. Without this intermediary layer, buyers face unreliable delivery and suppliers lack access to trade credit.

Every transaction is back-to-back: TechCoop does not purchase goods until a confirmed buyer order exists. Fees are flat and volume-based, not spread-dependent. This removes commodity price exposure from the P&L and makes margin per transaction predictable.

The Series B proceeds are allocated across three areas: (1) increasing capital to grow the VN supplier base; (2) invest in new sourcing hubs across Southeast Asia; and (3) opportunistic investments in new markets.

Current banking relationships include HSBC, Standard Chartered, BIDV, and MB Bank. Equity investors include FMO, BlueOrchard, SMBC Asia Rising Fund, TNB Aura, and AppWorks. The company is incorporated in Singapore and operates primarily through its Vietnam entity.

Ternakin is a venture-backed aquaculture company scaling fish production and processing across Indonesia. The company is supported by private investors and financial institutions and works with smallholder farmers, feed suppliers, and processors to build a more efficient and inclusive aquaculture value chain.

The proposed USD 1 million investment will fund farm expansion, processing capacity, and working capital to scale transactions across the ecosystem. By integrating smallholder farmers into structured supply chains, Ternakin improves productivity, stabilizes farmer income, and expands market access.

As the platform grows, the model delivers both financial returns and measurable impact: higher earnings for farmers, new rural jobs—particularly for women in fish processing—and reduced waste through circular use of fish by-products. This creates a scalable pathway for inclusive and sustainable aquaculture growth in Indonesia.

ELLIS Medical Solutions is at the forefront of next-generation airway management technology, addressing a critical and under-served market in clinical care settings. Globally, airway procedures are performed ~100 million times annually yet severe complications occur in over 30% of intubations, resulting in preventable morbidity, mortality, and significant healthcare costs. This represents a high-value, high-impact opportunity for scalable medical technology. ELLIS has built a world-class team of internationally recognised respiratory specialists, medical device technology experts, and top regulatory advisors to ensure the company is uniquely positioned to navigate the complex clinical, regulatory, and commercial pathways required for market entry. The current funding round will enable ELLIS to advance product development, generate pre-clinical evidence through animal studies, and expand its technical team to ensure the company can execute its strategic milestones efficiently and maintain momentum toward market entry. For investors, ELLIS represents a rare opportunity to participate in a clinically validated, high-growth medtech solution addressing a pressing healthcare challenge. The combination of significant commercial potential, measurable impact on patient safety, and a team with deep domain expertise positions ELLIS as a compelling investment for those seeking both financial returns and meaningful contribution to global health.