ESG Global Impact Capital Inc., formerly known as Block One Capital Inc., is a venture capital and private equity firm specializing in early stage, growth capital, debt and equity investing. The firm does not invest in distressed situations, turnarounds, and seed investments in start-ups. It only seeks minority stakes. The firm typically invests in the following sectors: wellness and healthcare; business services and logistics; education and training; and emerging technologies. It seeks to invest in companies that have capital requirement between CAD 0.25 million ($0.26 million) and CAD 2 million ($2.04 million) and have Asset to Revenue ratio of less than 40%. The firm seeks to invest a minimum of $0.25 million in it's portfolio companies. It seeks to invest in the form of convertible debentures and also prefers to take a board seat or observation rights in it's portfolio companies. ESG Global Impact Capital Inc. was founded in February 2010 and is based in Vancouver, Canada with an additional office in Windsor, Canada.
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