Dasos Capital

Overview

Dasos Capital is a Finnish sustainable real asset manager focusing on investments in renewable energy and sustainable real estate. The company specializes in timberland investment advisory services, offering expertise in sustainable forest management and natural capital investments. Dasos Capital's portfolio includes assets in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Chile, South Africa, Russia, China, and Japan. The firm is committed to enhancing natural capital through responsible investment practices, contributing to environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation efforts. Dasos Capital was acquired by CapMan Plc in early 2024, becoming part of CapMan's Natural Capital investment area. This strategic move aims to strengthen CapMan's position in unlisted real asset strategies in the Nordics and globally, positioning the firm as a leader in sustainable investment. The acquisition was completed through a directed share issue, with the new shares representing approximately 10% ownership in CapMan after issuance. The sellers are subject to transfer restrictions on the received shares, gradually lifting over a 36-month period. This partnership enables Dasos Capital to leverage CapMan's extensive network and resources, enhancing its ability to deliver value to clients and contribute to global sustainability goals. The combined entity continues to focus on sustainable investments, emphasizing the importance of natural capital in achieving long-term financial and environmental objectives. Dasos Capital's team comprises experienced professionals with a strong background in forest industry and sustainable investment practices, ensuring the effective management and growth of its diverse portfolio. The firm's commitment to responsible investment and environmental stewardship remains central to its operations, reflecting a dedication to creating value for clients while promoting positive environmental outcomes.