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17 handpicked stocks

Green Building Blocks

Invest in the companies creating essential materials for tomorrow's sustainable buildings. These carefully selected stocks represent producers of eco-friendly building components poised to benefit from stricter environmental codes and growing demand for green construction.

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Han Tan | Market Analyst

Published on June 17

Your Basket's Financial Footprint

Aggregate market capitalisation and breakdown for the 'Green Building Blocks' basket.

Key Takeaways Summary
  • Total market cap and large-cap concentration indicate core, lower-risk exposure.
  • Top five stocks contribute roughly 70% of the basket's total market cap.
Total Market Cap
  • CRH: $79.26B

  • TREX: $5.50B

  • WY: $17.11B

  • Other

About This Group of Stocks

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Our Expert Thinking

These companies form the backbone of sustainable construction by providing the essential raw and refined materials needed for eco-friendly buildings. As global environmental regulations tighten and awareness grows, these foundational suppliers are positioned to benefit from the accelerating shift toward lower-impact development.

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What You Need to Know

This portfolio focuses on material producers rather than construction companies themselves. These stocks represent the "upstream" suppliers of everything from recycled metals and sustainable timber to innovative composites and energy-efficient insulation – the literal building blocks of greener infrastructure.

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Why These Stocks

Each company was selected for its significant role in supplying critical materials that reduce the environmental footprint of modern buildings. Government incentives, new environmental standards, and increasing demand for sustainable construction create powerful tailwinds for these fundamental material providers.

Why You'll Want to Watch These Stocks

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Building Tomorrow Today

These companies provide the essential materials that will be used in virtually every green building project worldwide. As sustainable construction becomes the standard rather than the exception, these suppliers stand to benefit.

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Regulation Tailwinds

New environmental building codes and government incentives are creating mandatory demand for sustainable materials. These policy shifts directly benefit the companies in this portfolio as builders must adapt to stricter standards.

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Ground-Floor Opportunity

Rather than betting on which green buildings will succeed, these stocks represent the suppliers that will provide materials to all of them. It's like investing in picks and shovels during a gold rush.

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