Tree-Nation Due Diligence

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Spain · tree-nation.com · 13 vendors

Tree-Nation is a digital platform that enables individuals and companies to plant trees worldwide to combat deforestation and climate change. It provides technological solutions, including virtual trees and online forests, to connect reforestation projects with sponsors and facilitate CO2 offsetting. The platform offers tools for tracking planted trees and managing environmental impact.

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2 services in catalogue across 1 category; runs on 13 sub-vendors.

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Last updated 2026-10-23 · revision 5

13 direct vendors, 179 subvendors

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Compliance

3 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

GDPR (source) — No public evidence

SOC 2 (source) — No public evidence

ISO 27001 (source) — No public evidence

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 5/10

Tree-Nation operates an asset-light reforestation marketplace model that minimizes capex and operational risk by intermediating between corporate sponsors and on-the-ground NGOs rather than owning forests directly. The business benefits from structural tailwinds from EU CSRD reporting requirements driving corporate ESG demand, along with established brand recognition among European SME and tech-company buyers, and a diversified portfolio across approximately 30 countries that reduces single-project failure risk. However, as a small private Spanish SME (Tree-Nation S.L., Barcelona), the company likely has limited capital cushion and is reliant on continued sales growth and modest margins. The voluntary carbon market has faced significant volatility, particularly following 2023 press coverage by The Guardian regarding Verra-certified offsets, creating reputational headwinds across the industry. Additional risks include the EU Green Claims Directive potentially constraining customer marketing of tree-planting purchases, FX and country risk from operations in Madagascar, Kenya, Nicaragua, and Indonesia, and reliance on third-party MRV certification standards whose credibility has periodically come under scrutiny. Statutory financials were not retrievable in this session, limiting quantitative assessment. The midrange score reflects qualitative strengths balanced against SME-scale vulnerabilities and sector-wide reputational risks.

Key strengths: Asset-light platform model with limited capex, Structural tailwind from EU CSRD corporate ESG reporting requirements, Established brand recognition among European SME and tech-company ESG buyers, Diversified project portfolio across ~30 countries, Recurring B2B corporate subscription demand, API/e-commerce integrations (Shopify, WooCommerce) scaling B2B adoption

Risk factors: Voluntary carbon market volatility and reputational headwinds (Guardian/Verra coverage in 2023), Small private SME with limited capital cushion, EU Green Claims Directive and anti-greenwashing regulation tightening, FX and country risk from projects in Madagascar, Kenya, Nicaragua, Indonesia, etc., Reliance on third-party MRV certification standards with periodic credibility scrutiny, Concentration risk in voluntary carbon market certification ecosystem

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