Summit Carbon Solutions has many investors, including:
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Summit Carbon Solutions has many investors, including:
As you read on below, you will see many foreign investors into Summit Carbon Solutions both directly and indirectly. Of note, many of the investors in the companies that invest in SCS are names that are highly recognizable as unfriendly to conservative ideas and principles such as Blackrock.
Foreign investors can be easily identified from Korea, Great Britain, Canada, Sudan, India, France, Iran, The Netherlands, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, and Japan.
When you dig into the political leanings of these firms and their investors, you start to see a pattern as well.
1. Continental Resources:
A strategic investor that committed $250 million over two years to help fund the project.
The investors in them are…
Continental Resources, a major oil and gas company, is primarily controlled by the family of Harold Hamm, the founder and Executive Chairman. The key investors and ownership structure are:
- Harold Hamm and Family: Hamm owns the majority of the company’s shares. He and his family control about 83% of the company after taking it private in 2022, giving them dominant control over the business.
- Institutional Investors (Pre-2022 privatization): Before Hamm took Continental private, major institutional investors included firms like Vanguard Group, BlackRock, and Fidelity, which held significant shares.
Since Hamm’s family now owns the majority of shares, Continental is no longer publicly traded, and outside institutional investment has decreased significantly.
2. Tiger Infrastructure Partners
A private equity firm that focuses on growth investments in infrastructure.
The Investors in them are…
3. TPG Rise Climate:
A division of TPG’s impact investment platform, attracts capital from a wide range of prominent institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals who focus on climate-related opportunities.
The investors in them are…
4. SK E&S:
A South Korean company and a subsidiary of SK Group, focuses on energy solutions, including liquefied natural gas (LNG), renewable energy, and energy storage.
The Investors in them are…
5. John Deere:
Officially known as Deere & Company, is a publicly traded company (NYSE: DE), and its investors are mainly institutional investors, mutual funds, and individual shareholders.
The investors in them are…
6. LGT Group:
A private banking and asset management group owned by the Princely House of Liechtenstein, making the royal family its primary and controlling investor.
The Investors in them are…
7. UBS Group AG:
A private banking and asset management group owned by the Princely House of Liechtenstein, making the royal family its primary and controlling investor.
The investors in them are…
8. Swiss Re:
One of the largest reinsurance companies in the world, is a publicly traded company (SIX Swiss Exchange: SREN), meaning its shares are owned by a wide array of institutional and individual investors.
The Investors in them are…
9. Boston Consulting Group:
A privately held management consulting firm, meaning it does not publicly disclose its financials or ownership structure in the same way publicly traded companies do.
The investors in them are…
10. Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd.:
A publicly traded company (TSE: 9104), meaning its ownership is distributed among various institutional and individual investors.
The Investors in them are…
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https://www.sdpropertyrightslocalcontrol.com/scs-investors/
Now look at the GOVERNOR’S CARBON SEQUESTRATION TASK FORCE REPORT – AUG 2022
What did the Governor know when she signed Executive Order 9 establishing a Carbon Sequestration Task Force?
Is she complicit in trampling of our rights or not? Why is her office suing the Des Moines Register for Open Records Request? The People of Iowa Need to Know!
https://freesoilfoundation.com/governors-carbon-sequestration-task-force-report-aug-2022/