HOW IT WORKS

How to invest in land restoration: The next big thing

If you're wondering how to invest in land, you’re looking at the next global opportunity. Our projects generate both high-value commodities and land restoration benefits that corporations worldwide are actively buying to meet their environmental goals, creating a strong and growing market demand.

Creating wealth from overlooked opportunities

The biggest opportunities have always shared three factors: 

  1. They produce something the world actively needs
  2. They’re built on scarce, valuable resources
  3. They're often unseen until someone spot what others miss

The First Mover Fund identified the most overlooked, undervalued, and misunderstood asset: land regenerationWe invest in converting wasteland into productive assets, creating income-generating opportunities for private investors. 

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Companies pay top dollar for land restoration

The world's largest companies, collectively responsible for 7.2 billion tonnes of annual CO₂ emissions, already have validated emissions reduction targets. Due to legislation and regulations, they must report on their emissions reduction and compensation by backing land restoration projects that produce environmental commodities. And the First Mover Fund targets these buyers. 

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Environmental commodities is the fastest growing trend

The rising demand for environmental commodities, particularly from high-quality land restoration initiatives, is outpacing supply, causing a shortage of projects and driving up prices. Projections indicate that the voluntary environmental commodity market could reach a staggering value of $50 billion by 2030. For investors, this represents a prime opportunity to capitalize on this growing market, which is becoming the next big thing.

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Benefits of investing in environmental commodities

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Market growth

The environmental commodity market is expected to grow and could reach $50 billion by 2030, up from $4.7 million in 2025.

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Regulatory support

Global regulations like the EU’s Fit for 55 package to reduce GHG emissions drive demand for land restoration projects.

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High potential returns

Tightening regulations is likely to boost demand and environmental commodity value, offering early investors high returns.

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Diversification

Restoration projects reduce portfolio risk, showing a low correlation with traditional assets and providing stability.

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Positive impact

Land restoration investing supports emissions reduction, aiding climate action and empowering farmers.

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Incentive mechanisms

Some jurisdictions offer tax incentives for land restoration projects, lowering investment costs and fulfilling regulatory requirements.