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Buy, use and throw away. Throw away!?
Circular economy
Stop, we have to stop. We are drowning in our own waste. A planetary problem with devastating consequences for the environment that forces consumers, producers and governments to stop. A linear economy that gives way to another consumption model: the circular economy.
Why invest in this trend?
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The traditional consumption cycle is environmentally unsustainable.A problem that demands urgent solutions that affect both the volume of waste we generate and the management of that waste. A situation that translates into a growth opportunity for many companies.
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A consumption cycle (the current one) that is also proving to be uneconomical.Companies are facing inflation in the prices of raw materials and disruption in supply chains, which is favouring a change to a circular model based on local suppliers that present less price volatility and less logistics demand.
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A transformation supported by governments and consumers.From governments: through new laws and taxes that encourage business practices directed towards circular economy models. And from consumers: changing their traditional habits for a more sustainable and responsible consumption.
Design, make, use, reuse, recycle and... start again.
The momentum of the circular economy has never been stronger. More and more companies are aware of the economic benefits of using more circular practices, abandoning the activity of buying, using and discarding if they wish to survive in the long run.
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Plastic, the ogre of the story.It's not the only one, but we are all aware of the repercussions of this kind of waste. The reduction of plastic, its recycling and its replacement with new alternative materials increase interest in this trend.
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Batteries.Another black hole that, little by little, is beginning to see the light. For example, electric vehicle batteries are already produced under a circular model. The increase in electric mobility is expected to multiply by four this year and by thirty(!) by 2028, a seismic shift that will have a major impact on business transformation and development.
Energy savings using recycled materials compared to manufacturing from new materials.
Source: BlackRock
Global measures for a global transformation.
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From the European Union.The European Commission adopted a new Circular Economy Action Plan as part of the EU Green Deal. This plan focuses on the areas that use the most resources: electronics, batteries, packaging, textile plastics, etc.
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From the USA UU.This determining country intends to promote circular business models through its infrastructure plans.
Our investment proposal focuses on a selection of companies that comply with the purest circular economy criteria, but that also represent an opportunity in terms of robust fundamentals, risk control and compliance with ESG criteria. These companies are classified into three groups:
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Adopting companies.Those that incorporate circularity into their production processes.
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Enabling companies.Such as, for example, the Norwegian Tomra, world leader in vending machines.
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Beneficiary companies.Such the American Ball Corp, producer of aluminium containers, companies that benefit from this broad change, even without changing their business model.
What do the experts think?
The combination of the economic benefits that employing circular practices entails for companies, together with consumers who are more aware of the impact of their habits, is driving the demand for more sustainable products.
Our investment proposal
Invest in funds through shares in infrastructure corporates around the globe.
The value of investment funds1 can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you invested.
LU2092758726
ROBECOSAM CIRCULAR ECONOMY
High
EUR
1000 €
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- SEE SUMMARY IN SPANISH OF THE RIGHTS OF INVESTORS IN THE BGF CIRCULAR ECONOMY FUND
- SEE SUMMARY IN SPANISH OF THE RIGHTS OF INVESTORS IN THE ROBECOSAM CIRCULAR ECONOMY FUND
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Show/Hide legal text1 Investment funds: The key investor information document, prospectus and all other legal documents related to Bankinter's collective investment institutions are available in Spanish at any of our branches, on the Bankinter website (www.bankinter.com) and on the website of the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
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Show/Hide legal textThe Key Investor Information Document and the prospectus are available on the website of the investment managers: Asset management and financial services | BlackRock, Robeco España | Pure wealth management
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Show/Hide legal textThis is an advertising communication. Please refer to the UCITS prospectus and key investor information document before making a final investment decision. The fund managers may decide to stop marketing the funds in the situations provided for in applicable legislation, in accordance with Article 93a of Directive 2009/65/EC and Article 32a of Directive 2011/61/EU.
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Show/Hide legal textThe BGF Circular Economy Fund is a sub-fund of BlackRock Global Funds. It is authorised in Luxembourg, regulated by the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) and registered with the CNMV under number 140.
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Show/Hide legal textThe RobecoSAM Circular Economy Fund is a sub-fund of Robeco Capital Growth Funds, SICAV, authorised in the Netherlands and regulated by Autoriteit Financiële Markten and registered in the CNMV under number 254.
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Show/Hide legal textThe CIS promotes environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria under Article 8 of Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on the disclosure of information related to sustainability in the financial services sector, also known by the English acronym SFDR, and is subject to sustainability risk, as defined in the risk profile. The decision to invest in the fund must be made taking into account all the characteristics or objectives of the promoted fund.
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Show/Hide legal textSee information in Spanish on aspects related to sustainability: [Letter to BlackRock customers | sustainability|https://www.blackrock.com/co/blackrock-client-letter]; Sustainable investment (robeco.com)