Mombak

Its public materials describe a project-developer model. Mombak originates, finances, and operates the reforestation projects itself — acquiring or leasing land, planting native species, and selling the removal credits — rather than raising blind-pool funds. No fund structure or external limited-partner commitments are disclosed on its website.

Mombak’s website does not disclose a founding family, wealth origin, or named institutional backers. The homepage notes the firm is “Proudly funded by” but does not list any specific investors. Without a public source, the initial capital source remains undisclosed.

Mombak actively solicits landowners in Brazil to sell or lease their properties for reforestation. It offers a remote evaluation process that only requires geographic coordinates, not an initial in-person visit. The firm’s contact page, available in Portuguese, asks for farm area and negotiation preferences to assess carbon-credit potential.

Project origination relies on a direct land-acquisition and leasing strategy. Landowners submit property coordinates via Mombak’s website, and the firm’s team evaluates the land’s suitability for large-scale native biodiverse reforestation. This in-house origination, rather than a fund-of-projects approach, is the firm’s primary sourcing mechanism.

Mombak’s website states it has become “one of the first multi-pathway Carbon removal companies in the world,” implying potential expansion beyond its current Amazon reforestation focus. As of mid-2026, the firm has not publicly detailed what additional pathways — such as biochar, direct air capture, or ocean-based methods — are under development.