Discover the companies & funds building a greener future
The global green economy continues to gain momentum. Now valued at US$10 trillion, it spans over 50 markets and is embedded within almost every sector.
We are proud to celebrate the London Stock Exchange’s 2026 Green Economy Mark cohort, comprised of 95 companies and funds with a combined market capitalisation exceeding £192.4 billion. Since its inception in 2019, the cohort’s market capitalisation has more than tripled [Note 1], demonstrating the growing scale of the green economy in London’s capital markets.
The 2026 cohort demonstrates how companies and funds are delivering measurable real-world outcomes while creating long-term value. From reducing emissions to improving resource efficiency, these organisations are embedding environmental activity within their core commercial strategies.
View the Green Economy Mark report (PDF) to explore the full cohort, including detailed case studies that highlight how companies and funds are translating environmental activity into measurable outcomes and long-term value creation.
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We celebrate the Green Economy Mark class of 2026 and dig into the impact they have
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9595 companies and funds
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£192.4bn£192.4bn total market capitalisation
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19%19% compound annual growth in total market capitalisation since 2020
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3737 companies and funds have held the Green Economy Mark since it’s inception
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£70bn+Over £70bn institutional investor value is held for the Green Economy Mark cohort
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4thIf the Green Economy Mark Cohort was classified as a standalone sector, it would be the 4th largest in terms of capital raised
Source: Data as of 12 June 2026. Source: London Stock Exchange, LSEG Workspace.
The Green Economy Mark
A world-first data driven solution which identifies companies and funds whose products and services contribute to meeting important environmental objectives. Companies and funds that have met the criteria for the Green Economy Mark range from renewable energy to the circular economy, from cloud computing to vertical farming, from infrastructure for withstanding climate impact to smart agricultural practices. To be considered, companies must derive 50% or more of their revenues from green products and services, as defined by LSEG's Green Revenues Classification System.
2026 Green Economy Mark Cohort list in full
Companies and funds that have met the criteria for the Green Economy Mark span a range of sectors from renewable energy to the circular economy, from cloud computing to vertical farming, from infrastructure to withstand climate impact to smart agricultural practices.
Find the full Cohort list below:
| Company/fund name | ICB Industry | Market |
|---|---|---|
| ACCSYS TECHNOLOGIES PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| AGRONOMICS LIMITED | HEALTH CARE | AIM |
| ALUMASC GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| AMPEAK ENERGY LIMITED | ENERGY | AIM |
| AQUILA EUROPEAN RENEWABLES INCOME FUND PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| BARRATT REDROW PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| BEEKS FINANCIAL CLOUD GROUP PLC | TECHNOLOGY | AIM |
| BELLWAY PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| BERKELEY GROUP HOLDINGS (THE) PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| BLACKBIRD PLC | TECHNOLOGY | AIM |
| CAIRN HOMES PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| CAP-XX LIMITED | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| CERES POWER HOLDINGS PLC | ENERGY | MAIN MARKET |
| CHINA YANGTZE POWER CO., LTD | UTILITIES | MAIN MARKET |
| CINDRIGO HOLDINGS LIMITED | ENERGY | MAIN MARKET |
| CLEAN POWER HYDROGEN PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| CLS HOLDINGS PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| CORO ENERGY PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| COSTAIN GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| DIALIGHT PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| ECOFIN U.S. RENEWABLES INFRASTRUCTURE TRUST PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| EDEN RESEARCH PLC | BASIC MATERIALS | AIM |
| EENERGY GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| FIRSTGROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| FORESIGHT ENVIRONMENTAL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| FORESIGHT GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| FORESIGHT SOLAR FUND LIMITED | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| FORGENT PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| GALLIFORD TRY HOLDINGS PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| GCP INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS LIMITED | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| GELION PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| GENUIT GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| GLENVEAGH PROPERTIES PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| GLOBALWORTH REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS LIMITED | REAL ESTATE | AIM |
| GORE STREET ENERGY STORAGE FUND PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| GREENCOAT RENEWABLES PLC | UTILITIES | AIM |
| GREENCOAT UK WIND PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| GRESHAM HOUSE ENERGY STORAGE FUND PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| HARVEST MINERALS LIMITED | BASIC MATERIALS | AIM |
| HELICAL PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| H-POWER PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| ILIKA PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| IMPAX ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP PLC | FINANCIALS | AIM |
| IMPAX ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETS PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| INVINITY ENERGY SYSTEMS PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| ITM POWER PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| KIER GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| LAND SECURITIES GROUP | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| LONDONMETRIC PROPERTY PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| M.P. EVANS GROUP PLC | CONSUMER STAPLES | AIM |
| MACFARLANE GROUP | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| MICROLISE GROUP PLC | TECHNOLOGY | AIM |
| MING YANG SMART ENERGY GROUP LIMITED | ENERGY | MAIN MARKET |
| MJ GLEESON PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| MYCELX TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| NANOCO GROUP PLC | TECHNOLOGY | MAIN MARKET |
| NEXTENERGY SOLAR FUND LIMITED | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| OCTOPUS RENEWABLES INFRASTRUCTURE TRUST PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| ONDO INSURTECH PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| PARVUS ENERGY EFFICIENCY TRUST PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| PENNON GROUP PLC | UTILITIES | MAIN MARKET |
| PERSIMMON PLC | CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY | MAIN MARKET |
| PLEXUS HOLDINGS PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| POWERHOUSE ENERGY GROUP | ENERGY | AIM |
| QUARTIX TECHNOLOGIES PLC | TECHNOLOGY | AIM |
| R.E.A. HOLDINGS PLC | CONSUMER STAPLES | MAIN MARKET |
| RASPBERRY PI HOLDINGS PLC | TECHNOLOGY | MAIN MARKET |
| RENEW HOLDINGS PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| SABIEN TECHNOLOGY GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| SDCL EFFICIENCY INCOME TRUST PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| SDIC POWER HOLDINGS CO., LTD | UTILITIES | MAIN MARKET |
| SEGRO PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| SEVERN TRENT PLC | UTILITIES | MAIN MARKET |
| SIG PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| SYMPHONY ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| SYNTHOMER PLC | BASIC MATERIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| TARGET HEALTHCARE REIT PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| TEKMAR GROUP PLC | ENERGY | AIM |
| THE RENEWABLES INFRASTRUCTURE GROUP LIMITED | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| THORPE (F.W.) PLC | TECHNOLOGY | AIM |
| TRITAX BIG BOX REIT PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| UNITED UTILITIES GROUP PLC | UTILITIES | MAIN MARKET |
| US SOLAR FUND PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| VH GLOBAL ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE PLC | FINANCIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| VICTREX PLC | BASIC MATERIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| VOLUTION GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | MAIN MARKET |
| WATER INTELLIGENCE PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| WINDAR PHOTONICS PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| WORKSPACE GROUP PLC | REAL ESTATE | MAIN MARKET |
| XEROS TECHNOLOGY GROUP PLC | INDUSTRIALS | AIM |
| ZOTEFOAMS PLC | BASIC MATERIALS | MAIN MARKET |
List is accurate as of June 18th, 2026.
Note: Currently in grace period
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Green Economy Mark report methodology
The Green Economy Mark is provided by the London Stock Exchange and draws upon LSEG's Green Revenues Classification System (GRCS), which identifies companies and funds providing green products and services which contribute towards environmental objectives. Revenues are classified based on the GRCS.
The GRCS captures environmental products and services across the whole equity value chain, covering 10 green sectors, 64 sub-sectors and 133 micro-sectors. The Green Revenues Data Model is used by LSEG to derive a percentage at the sector, sub-sector and micro-sector level for each company.
Each business activity defined by the GRCS is evaluated against seven environmental objectives:
- Climate change mitigation
- Climate change adaptation
- Pollution prevention and control
- Protection of healthy ecosystems
- Sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources
- Transition to a circular economy, waste prevention and recycling
- Sustainable and efficient agriculture
This work is then turned into an overall strength of ‘greenness’, or net environmental impact, of companies’ activities and revenues into three tiers:
Tier 1 – Clear and significant environmental benefits
Tier 2 – Limited but net positive environmental benefits
Tier 3 – Some environmental benefits but are overall net neutral or negative
Companies with Tier 1 and 2 revenues can obtain the Green Economy Mark, highlighting that their products and services deliver net positive environmental benefits.
The Green Economy Mark identifies companies and funds on all segments of the Main Market and AIM that generate 50% or more of their total annual revenues from products and services that contribute to the global green economy, as defined by the above methodology. For pre-revenue companies, 100% of their business activity must be classified under Tier 1 and Tier 2 micro-sectors.
Any companies and funds may apply to have their green revenues considered for the Green Economy Mark via the Sustainable Finance team at the London Stock Exchange, the process is managed independently to the LSEG Green Revenues Data Model. Ahead of IPO, companies and funds may also apply to be provided the Green Economy Mark upon admission. Companies and funds have commented on the benefits of being able to talk about this on their investor roadshows.
Green Economy Mark case studies
Discover more about how the Green Economy Mark is helping companies, funds and investors navigate the green economy and facilitate investment:
See our previous Green Economy Mark reports:
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2025 – Green Economy reportLondon – the home for leaders of the green economy
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2024 – Green Economy reportFive years of green growth
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2023 – Green Economy MarkSeizing the Green Growth Opportunity
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2022 – Green Economy reportFinancing our future
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2021 – Green Economy MarkNavigating the green finance landscape
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2020 – The Green EconomyHow issuers are leading the drive to a low-carbon economy
Note
[1] Data for the 2019 Green Economy Mark cohort compared to 2026 cohort. Data as of 12 June 2026. Source: The London Stock Exchange, LSEG Workspace | Back to Note 1