re.green

What re.green does

re.green is a Brazilian ecological restoration company founded in 2021 that restores degraded tropical landscapes at scale across the Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes. The company employs a "Total Forest Stewardship" methodology that integrates active planting of native species, assisted natural regeneration, and conservation of remnant forests within single project mosaics. Headquartered in Rio de Janeiro with offices in São Paulo and an operations hub in Eunápolis (Bahia), re.green currently manages 37,000 hectares with 20,000 hectares under active restoration, spanning 13 active projects across multiple Brazilian states (Maranhão, Pará, Mato Grosso, Rondônia, Southern Bahia, and Vale do Paraíba). The company's stated goal is to restore 1 million hectares and capture 15 million tonnes of carbon annually.

re.green's technology stack centers on ecological restoration supported by an integrated monitoring system using drones, camera traps, acoustic sensors, LiDAR, eDNA analysis, and satellite data to verify seedling growth, natural regeneration, fauna presence, water resource functioning, and canopy cover evolution. The company operates Bioflora by re.green, one of Brazil's largest native-species nurseries with capacity of nearly 3 million seedlings annually (expandable to 10 million), supplemented by more than 20 local partner nurseries. re.green pioneered combining native timber silviculture (species such as jequitibá-rosa, jatobá, andiroba, and pau-brasil) with carbon projects, and was the first to issue international-standard (Verra) carbon credits from exclusively native Atlantic Forest restoration, a 36,877-unit batch issued in May 2026.

re.green monetizes primarily through long-term (20-60 year) carbon removal credit offtake agreements with global and Brazilian enterprises including Microsoft (6.5 million credits), Nestlé (880,000 credits), Vivo/Telefónica, Novo Nordisk (87,000 credits), Agro Penido (257,000 credits), and Petrobras (1 million credits over 25 years via ProFloresta+). Secondary revenue streams include sustainable native timber, seedling and seed sales, and community forest products (honey, açaí, bacaba). The company secures land through three models, annual lease (IPCA-indexed), rural partnership (fixed plus carbon revenue share), or acquisition, and operates public-sector channels including Brazil's first federal forest restoration concession (Bom Futuro National Forest, 59,000 hectares, 40 years). Carbon credits price above $70/tonne, with re.green securing $73.82/tonne in Brazil's first public Amazon carbon auction. Funding includes R$187 million from the BNDES Climate Fund and an R$80 million biodiversity-labeled transaction, backed by Itaú and Bradesco guarantees.

Name

re.green

Legal name

re.green

Website

https://re.green/

Company type

Private

Founded year

2023

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

re.green is a Brazilian ecological restoration company that restores degraded tropical landscapes at scale across the Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes, generating high-integrity carbon removal credits, sustainable native timber, and native seedlings for global corporations, public sector partners, and rural landowners.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Ecological Restoration & Carbon Removal Services

NAICS

Support Activities for Forestry (1153), Forest Nurseries and Gathering of Forest Products (113210)

SIC

Forestry (800)

akta.pro primary industry

Conservation, Restoration & Biodiversity Services (Habitat, Wetlands, Riparian) (IMAMAJAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Reforestation & Afforestation Services (Planting, Site Prep, Regeneration) (IMAMAAAE), Ecosystem Restoration & Rewilding Services (AFAMAMAE), Replanting, Infilling & Stand Rehabilitation (AFAMACAI)

Keywords

• Ecological restoration services
• Carbon removal credits
• Native species forestry
• Reforestation projects
• Carbon offset markets

Headquarters

HQ city

Rio De Janeiro

HQ country

Brazil

HQ region

Latin America

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Carbon Removal Credits (CRUs): re.green generates high-integrity carbon removal credits verified by international standards (Verra, BeZero Carbon, ICVCM Core Carbon Principles). Credits are sold under long-term offtake agreements to corporate clients. First credit issuance occurred in May 2026 from Atlantic Forest restoration. Projects include Microsoft (6.5M credits), Nestlé (880K credits), Novo Nordisk (87K credits), Agro Penido (257K credits), Vivo, and ProFloresta+ (1M credits over 25 years). Prices in the voluntary market range above $70/tonne, with re.green securing $73.82/tonne in Brazil's first public Amazon carbon auction.
2. Sustainable Native Timber: High-value timber products harvested from native species silviculture within restoration projects. A single cutting cycle per species removes selected individuals while many others continue growing. re.green is developing certified native timber value chains including sawmills in project regions, creating a previously non-existent market.
3. Seedling and Seed Sales: Sales of native seedlings and seeds to other restoration projects. Production through Bioflora by re.green (up to 10M seedlings/year capacity) and a network of 20+ local partner nurseries. Community nurseries have sold over 600,000 seedlings and 21,000 kg of seeds to re.green.
4. Community Forest Products: Additional revenue streams from community-led activities supported by re.green projects including honey (CoopVera produced 45+ tonnes in 2025), açaí and bacaba extraction (R$4M+ in local income in 2025), and other sustainable forest products developed with neighboring communities.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels6 records

Core offering

re.green is a Brazilian ecological restoration company that restores degraded lands in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes using a Total Forest Stewardship approach combining active planting, assisted natural regeneration, and remnant forest conservation. The company monetizes its restoration work through high-integrity carbon removal credits sold under long-term offtake agreements with global corporations, alongside sustainable native timber harvested from restoration landscapes and native seedlings and seeds produced through its Bioflora nursery.

Product overview

re.green is a Brazilian large-scale ecological landscape restoration company that monetizes its work through three primary product streams: Carbon Removal Units (CRUs) as high-integrity carbon credits, Sustainable Native Timber from native silviculture, and Seedlings & Seeds through its Bioflora nursery and partner network. The company operates across Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes, combining active restoration, assisted natural regeneration, and remnant forest conservation. Additional products include community forest products (honey, açaí) developed through social programs with neighboring communities. re.green offers rural land partnership programs (lease, rural partnership, acquisition models) as a service to landowners, and provides an eight-stage ecological restoration process as its operational methodology. The Total Forest Stewardship model integrates biodiversity conservation, sustainable forest product management, and community engagement.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Bioflora by re.green: One of Brazil's largest native species nurseries, producing nearly 3 million seedlings per year with potential to expand to 10 million. Serves as research and development center for seedlings and seeds.
• Floresta Futuro Vivo

Products and services

• Carbon Removal Units (CRUs) High-integrity verified carbon removal credits generated through ecological restoration projects following international standards (Verra, ICVCM Core Carbon Principles) with independent verification and full traceability of each tonne of CO2 removed. Sold under long-term offtake agreements to corporate climate buyers.
• Sustainable Native Timber High-value timber products from native silviculture (jequitibá-rosa, jatobá, andiroba, pau-brasil) grown within restoration projects using mixed-species systems with single cutting cycles per species. re.green is building certified native timber value chains including sawmills in project regions.
• Native Seedlings and Seeds Portfolio of approximately 300 native species from Amazon and Atlantic Forest biomes, produced at the Bioflora by re.green nursery (capacity nearly 3M seedlings/year, expandable to 10M) and through a network of 20+ local partner nurseries using local genetics. Sold to other restoration projects.
• Rural Land Partnership Programs Three partnership models offered to Brazilian rural landowners with minimum 100 hectares: Land Lease (fixed annual cash payment corrected by IPCA inflation index, minimum 50-year contract), Rural Partnership (fixed payment plus variable participation in carbon credit revenue, landowner retains property), and Land Acquisition (direct purchase).
• Community Forest Products Forest products developed through community-led initiatives in and around restoration projects, including honey from native stingless bees via CoopVera (45+ tonnes in 2025), açaí and bacaba from sustainable harvesting (R$4M+ in local income in 2025), and other sustainable non-timber forest products.

Quantifiable outcome

• 37,000 hectares under management; 20,000 hectares under active restoration; 59,000 additional hectares won at Bom Futuro National Forest concession
• +7 more outcomes

Named customers7 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature5 records

Partnerships

14 partnerships are on record, tiered core, core/flagship and minor.

• Novo NordiskcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 June 202620-year partnership to restore 500 hectares of Amazonian forest in Paragominas, Pará. Expected to generate 87,000 carbon removal credits. Combines natural regeneration with active native species planting including sustainable timber management on up to 30% of area. First credit issuance expected November 2031, with periodic verifications every 3 years through 2045.
• Petrobrascore/flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Selected in ProFloresta+ program — Brazil's first public auction for Amazon forest restoration. re.green won 1 million tonne CO2e lot at $73.82/tonne. Project will restore more than 4,800 hectares in the Amazon with potential to generate approximately 1 million carbon credits over 25 years.
• Nestlécore/flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 202530-year partnership to restore and conserve 2,000 hectares of Atlantic Forest in Southern Bahia across cocoa- and coffee-producing landscapes, establishing 3.3 million native trees and generating approximately 880,000 carbon credits. Part of Nestlé's global regenerative agriculture strategy.
• Vivo (Telefónica)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 202530-year partnership (first re.green contract with a Brazilian company) to restore and conserve 800 hectares in the Gurupi-Turiaçu Mosaic (MA/PA) in the Amazon, planting 900,000 trees of 30 native species. Project named 'Floresta Futuro Vivo'.
• S&P GlobalminorOthers · 1 January 2025Assigned 'Dark Green' classification — the highest rating in the Shades of Green methodology — to re.green's biodiversity-labeled transaction, confirming alignment with principal global sustainable finance frameworks.
• VerracoreOthers · 1 January 2025International carbon standard that certifies re.green's carbon removal credits. First Atlantic Forest native-species carbon credits issued under Verra certification in May 2026.
• ICVCM (Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market)coreOthers · 1 January 2025Global governance body for the voluntary carbon market whose Core Carbon Principles (CCP) certify re.green's carbon removal credits. First credit issuance expected November 2031 for Novo Nordisk project.
• Brazilian Ministry of Environment and Climate ChangecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025Led the Bom Futuro National Forest concession process alongside the Brazilian Forest Service. Ministry oversees the federal restoration concession that re.green won — the first of its kind in Brazil.
• Microsoftcore/flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2024Two long-term agreements signed in 2024 for restoration of 33,000+ hectares in Amazon and Mata Atlântica biomes, contracting 6.5 million high-integrity carbon removal credits (VCUs). Forest connectivity increased 4% in Atlantic Forest and 23% in Amazon since operations began. Part of Microsoft's commitment to become carbon negative by 2030.
• Agro PenidocoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2023First rural partnership of re.green. Restoration of 600 hectares on Pioneira and Darro farms in Querência, Mato Grosso, between cropland and permanent preservation area near Xingu Park. Rural partnership model: landowner retains land, re.green executes restoration, both share carbon credit revenue. 257,000 CRUs contracted over 60 years.
• CoopVeraminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCooperative of honey producers in Maranhão, partnering with re.green's restoration projects. Produced 45+ tonnes of honey in 2025. Part of re.green's community economic development initiatives.
• Associação SEMEARminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSeed collection and processing association co-founded by re.green in Vera Cruz, Maranhão, from the Entre Rios project in Maracaçumé. Community-based organization focused on collecting and processing native Amazon seeds.
• Coletivo Mulheres da MataminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollective of women honey producers and nursery operators in Southern Bahia's Prado region, partnering with re.green on meliponiculture and native seedling production.
• Brazilian Forest Service (Serviço Florestal Brasileiro)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGovernment agency that conducted the public tender for Bom Futuro National Forest concession alongside the Ministry of Environment. Remains as owner and supervisory authority for the 40-year concession.

Scale indicators14 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Emerging players

• Mombak: Brazilian carbon removal startup using biochar alongside Amazon restoration. Comparable to re.green as a Brazilian-based high-integrity carbon removal company attracting premium corporate offtake.
• Symbiosis: Brazilian carbon developer focused on agroforestry and reforestation combining carbon credits with sustainable agriculture. Comparable to re.green as a Brazilian-based nature-based carbon developer serving corporate buyers.

Direct peers

• Pachama: Tech-enabled forest carbon project developer and marketplace using remote sensing (LiDAR, satellite) for MRV. Comparable to re.green in combining nature-based carbon credits with verification-grade monitoring technology.
• Eden Reforestation Projects: One of the largest global restoration implementers, deploying nurseries and planting at scale across multiple continents. Comparable to re.green in large-scale landscape restoration and community-engagement business model.
• Carbonext: Brazilian forestry carbon developer active in the Amazon. Direct competitor to re.green in nature-based carbon credit origination, validation, and corporate offtake sales across Brazilian biomes.
• PUR Projet: Nature-based solutions company restoring ecosystems for multinational corporate clients, monetizing through carbon credits. Closely comparable to re.green in serving large corporate climate commitments with nature-based restoration outcomes.
• WeForest: International nonprofit/enterprise running large-scale forest restoration projects with corporate funding partners and high-integrity carbon credit issuance. Shares re.green's restoration-at-scale, corporate-partnership-driven model.
• Chestnut Carbon (formerly NCX): US-based forestry carbon project developer with corporate offtake agreements and tech-enabled MRV. Comparable to re.green in long-term corporate nature-based carbon offtake model and rigorous monitoring approach.

Broad incumbents

• South Pole Group: Large, established carbon project developer and climate consultancy with a global portfolio spanning nature-based and tech-based solutions. Comparable to re.green as a competitor in voluntary carbon offtake markets, though much broader in scope.

Regional players

• Biofilica: Brazilian native-species restoration and carbon credit developer with corporate ESG partnerships. Comparable to re.green in Brazilian native restoration focus and corporate-offtake-driven economics.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance5 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles8 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors2 records

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M&A1 record

Investments

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