OP-Clean Water
Invest in the sufficiency of clean waterOP-Clean Water invests in companies that secure the sufficiency of clean water in the future
The volume of potable water reduces continuously as a consequence of pollution, groundwater depletion and climate change. At the same time, population growth and rising living standards increase water consumption everywhere. According to the UN and World Bank estimates, 2.5 billion people live in areas suffering from shortage of water, and by 2050 up to half of the world’s population will suffer from water shortage. Clean water is needed, in addition to households, in many industries, such as food production and the pharmaceutical industry. Solutions to water issues lie in innovations related to consumption, distribution, purification and production.
OP-Clean Water invests in water industry companies whose business is significantly related to securing the sufficiency of water also in the future. This especially means companies focused on supplying water management infrastructure or developing water technology, as well as conglomerates that are market leaders in some water industry sub-sector. The companies invested in will be at an advantage when the price of clean water rises and demand for water expertise grows.
Why does it pay to invest in OP-Clean Water?
- You invest in companies that are part of solving the global water crisis.
- By investing in this fund, you direct funding to companies whose products improve access to clean water.
- This fund enables global diversification of your portfolio and taking growth and value companies into consideration. It is suited to investors seeking high returns.
The OP-Clean Water fund is primarily recommended to investors who intend to redeem their units after nine years at the earliest. As our owner-customer, you can buy, sell and switch OP-Clean Water fund units at no charge.
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