Nature loss is the next systemic financial shock.
Over half of global GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature and its services. As ecosystem degradation accelerates, companies whose revenues depend on healthy natural systems face mounting stranded-asset and operational risk. Regulation is following. Pricing will follow regulation.
Nature risk, mapped to revenue.
alphaX maps four critical natural-world dimensions to the precise locations of corporate assets, then links each score to the revenue generated at those locations. The result: a financially material view of nature risk that investors can act on today.
Species richness, habitat quality, and ecosystem intactness mapped to asset locations. Identifies facilities operating in or adjacent to ecologically sensitive areas.
Freshwater availability, quality, and competition for local water resources. Critical for agriculture, mining, energy generation, and semiconductor manufacturing.
Soil organic carbon, erosion risk, and degradation index at facility level. Relevant for food, agriculture, construction, and land-use intensive industries.
Pollination, carbon sequestration, flood regulation, and coastal protection provided by surrounding ecosystems — and their degradation trend.
TNFD & CSRD Aligned
Data outputs are structured to support disclosure under the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) and EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD).
Revenue Exposure Quantification
Percentage of revenue attributable to assets in nature-stressed locations — the metric regulators and investors will increasingly demand.
Dependency & Impact Analysis
Identify not just where companies are exposed to nature risk, but where they are also causing nature impact — a key distinction for regulatory and stewardship purposes.