Twenty years ago, Bosques Amazónicos (BAM) planted trees in the Peruvian Amazon and began selling the carbon they absorbed to corporations wanting to offset their emissions. Today it is a publicly listed company — but 2024 tested the idea hard, as carbon-credit prices collapsed and losses mounted. Full nameBosques Amazónicos S.A. Ticker / exchangeBAMC1 / Bolsa de Valores de Lima (BVL) HeadquartersPucallpa, Ucayali, Peru (also Lima office) SectorForestry / Voluntary Carbon Markets EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market value (market cap)~PEN 156 m (~US$45.8 m) at PEN 2.08/share (our calculation) …
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