| Reflecting upon our learnings from our first year as a fund, Redwood Grove shares our central thesis: while traditional factors like business fundamentals and management are crucial, climate change remains a significant, yet unpriced risk in public equity markets. The letter delves into our portfolio themes, highlighting investments in companies poised for the transition to a low carbon economy. |
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