Understanding Impact Investing

 

An investment usually involves money and time, hence we can say that investment is the commitment of money to receive more money in the future. From a broader viewpoint, the purpose of investing is to generate a return on the investedasset (ROI)

The basic objective of impact investing is to help reduce the negative effects of business activity on the social or physical environment. That’s why impact investing may sometimes be considered an extension of philanthropy. Investors who use impact investing as a strategy consider a company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) or the sense of duty to positively serve society as a whole before they become involved with that company. Some common examples include giving back to the community by helping the less fortunate or investing in sustainable energy practices to help save our planet or other types of empowerment programs.

The bulk of impact investing is done by institutional investors, including hedge funds, private foundations, banks, pension funds, and other fund managers. JMM Energies & Metals Ng Ltd is fully committed in the area of impact investing.

Types of Impact Investments

According to a 2020 survey by the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), the majority of investors who choose impact investing look for market-rate returns. The opportunity for impact investments varies and investors may choose to put their money into emerging markets (EM) or start-ups with prospect to become successful. Impact investments span several sectors such as:

  • Education
  • Energy
  • Healthcare
  • Agriculture
  • Infrastructure
  • Mineral resources

JMM Energies & Metals Ng Ltd is taking advantage of innovation and technology to drive its investment process to enhance maximum sustainable returns. We therefore seek potential and financial partners that can invest into our business activities and get ROI of 20%, 30% or 35% for a duration of 4, 6 or 12 Month respectively!

For more details, see our investment packages.

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