Carbon credits create added value. ESG widens access to capital.
AGRIGOODS plans to develop carbon projects, reduce emissions and build an ESG framework to international standards, with the aim of meeting the expectations of climate funds and development finance institutions.
Forests & field survey equipment
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Long-term value
The Group aims to build a carbon credit portfolio covering both emission reductions and carbon removals, with the aim of creating new revenue and diversifying enterprise value.
Develop and certify carbon credits under international standards such as Verra VCS, Gold Standard and Puro.Earth.
Work with domestic and international carbon exchanges across compliance and voluntary markets.
Supply credits to companies with Net Zero commitments, including demand for value-chain emission offsets.
Prepare to participate in Viet Nam's carbon market under the Government's roadmap and in CORSIA for aviation.
“Carbon credits not only generate direct revenue; they also strengthen enterprise value by opening access to climate finance.”
Governance to international standards
For AGRIGOODS, ESG goes beyond compliance reporting — it is the foundation of trust with investors and partners.
Environmental
- Support for the national Net Zero pathway
- Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions measured under the GHG Protocol
- Climate risk reporting in line with TCFD recommendations
- Alignment with the ASEAN Taxonomy and the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
Social
- Guided by the IFC Performance Standards on occupational safety and community rights
- Quality local employment in project areas
- Skills training in clean energy and logistics
Governance
- A transparent holding and project-company structure that ring-fences risk
- Planned independent audit by an international audit firm
- Planned independent members on the Board of Directors
- Planned anti-bribery, anti-money-laundering and know-your-customer policies to international standards
Carbon & ESG development concepts
Forests & field survey equipment
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Biochar technology & quality control
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ESG governance & data review space
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Which sources of capital does ESG open up?
- IFC
- ADB
- AIIB
- JBIC
- KfW
- FMO
- Green Climate Fund (GCF)
- Climate Investment Funds (CIF)
- Green loans
- Sustainability-linked loans
- Green bonds
- Sustainability-linked bonds
- Article 9 funds (EU SFDR)
- Impact investment funds
- Climate technology funds
The AGRIGOODS carbon roadmap
Carbon portfolio assessment and baseline
Target: first Verra VCS certification
Entry into Viet Nam's carbon market
Expansion into international carbon credit trading
Partner with us on carbon projects working towards Net Zero
Other businesses
LNG & LPG Energy
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Biomass & Biochar
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Logistics
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Agriculture & Export
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