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NEO Exchange has increased its presence in the Carbon Credits Market with the public listing of DevvStream.

NEO Exchange has increased its presence in the Carbon Credits Market with the public listing of DevvStream.

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January 19, 2023
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DevvStream Holdings Inc. has officially gone public on the NEO Exchange, Canada’s Tier 1 exchange. DevvStream provides upfront capital for sustainability projects in exchange for carbon credit rights which are managed through a proprietary blockchain-based platform. As a carbon credit management and investment company focused on technology-based projects, DevvStream is now available for trading on NEO under the symbol DESG.

CEO Sunny Trinh expressed his excitement for this milestone, noting the company’s alignment with the values of innovation and excellence. He also highlighted that DevvStream is an early mover in the public arena with this business model, and looks forward to providing public investors with access to their holistic, unique, tech-focused climate finance approach.

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