Transforming Tomorrow
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Impact Review 2024

Transforming Tomorrow:
Our Latest Impact Review

Transforming Tomorrow reflects our commitment to progress, adaptability, and investing in change. As conversations around climate action, diversity, and sustainability evolve, so must our approach to defining and measuring impact.

This review highlights the growing shift toward pragmatic, solutions-driven impact, particularly in Asia, where success is measured by economic participation and resilience. Our focus remains clear: to back structurally relevant, commercially scalable, and resilient businesses that can withstand uncertainty while driving meaningful, lasting change.

Impact investing is not about trade-offs—it is about unlocking
value where markets and societies need solutions most.

Impact Achieved in 2024

Social
People Supplied With Essential Services
30000000
Better Healthcare & Education
Social
Patients Provided With Access to Healthcare Services
3000000
Better Healthcare & Education
Social
students gained access to quality education content digitally
10000000
Better Healthcare & Education
Social
Stakeholders Benefited from Autism Therapy Services
60000
Better Healthcare & Education
Social
Clinical Trials Conducted to Advance Healthcare Solutions
10
Better Healthcare & Education
Social
Individuals & Micro-enterprises Gained Access to Financial Services
5000000
Financial & Digital Inclusion
Enviromental
Metric Tonnes of CO₂ Emissions Avoided
1000000
Climate & Water Solutions
Enviromental
Litres of Water Conserved Through Avoidance of Livestock Agriculture
50000000000
Climate & Water Solutions
Enviromental
Metric Tonnes of Plastic Pollution Avoided
2000
Climate & Water Solutions
Enviromental
farmers globally gained access to customised farming advice and insights
10000000
Sustainable Food & Agriculture
Enviromental
Metric Tonnes of Wild-Catch Fishing Avoided Through Sustainable Initiatives
5000
Sustainable Food & Agriculture
Enviromental
Metric Tonnes of Food Waste Reduced Through Efficiency and Innovation
20000
Sustainable Food & Agriculture

New investments from ABC Impact Fund II

AYE FINANCE

Aye Finance: Impact capital removes barriers, expands access, and unlocks potential.

In India, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of the economy—driving both GDP and employment. Yet, millions of these businesses are stuck in the “missing middle”: too large for microfinance, too small for traditional banks – Aye Finance is changing that.

Our investment in Aye Finance supports underserved MSMEs by providing data-driven lending models and tailored financial solutions, enabling them to grow, create jobs, and contribute more meaningfully to the economy.

At ABC Impact, we back practical, market-driven solutions to complex sustainability challenges. Learn how we are removing systemic barriers, fostering financial inclusion and advancing economic mobility at scale in our latest Impact Review. 

71%

of Aye Finance’s customers have cited the ability to scale or expand their business as the most significant benefit of securing a loan through Aye Finance.

TEKOMA ENERGY

Tekoma Energy: Scaling solar in Asia isn't just about demand—it’s about removing the roadblocks

Asia’s energy transition is at a pivotal moment. The region is home to the world’s fastest-growing electricity demand, and the shift to renewables—especially solar—is both a pressing need and a massive opportunity. Despite rising corporate demand for 100% clean energy, regulatory hurdles, infrastructure gaps, and land constraints continue to slow progress.

Our investment in Tekoma Energy contributes to the development of scalable solar projects that directly address these bottlenecks, accelerating the clean energy transition across North Asia.

At ABC Impact, we back practical, market-driven solutions to complex sustainability challenges. Learn how we’re supporting the future of clean energy in our latest Impact Review.

Realise carbon neutrality by

2050

Expanding renewable energy's share to

36–38%

by 2030
Reduce emissions by

46%

by 2030