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Base Carbon Inc. reports developments tied to its carbon project financing platform and carbon credit portfolio. The company operates through Base Carbon Capital Partners Corp. and finances projects involved primarily in global voluntary carbon markets, including the Rwanda Cookstoves project, the Vietnam household devices project and the India ARR project.
Recurring news covers carbon credit issuances, Verra methodology transitions, CORSIA eligibility and tagged-credit sales, Article 6.2 and letter-of-authorization frameworks, project expansion rights, consolidated financial results and shareholder meeting matters. Updates also address governance items such as auditor appointments and option-related shareholder approvals.
Base Carbon (OTCQX:BCBNF) reported Q1 2026 results and project milestones. The company recorded a loss per share of $0.01 and ended the quarter with $106.1 million in assets, including $2.9 million in cash, $16.4 million in carbon credit inventory, and a $3.3 million carbon credit revenue participation asset.
Approximately 200,000 CORSIA-eligible Rwanda credits were sold, with Base Carbon receiving about $0.7 million and holding roughly 1.1 million credits in inventory. Vietnam’s new Article 6.2 Decree supports potential compliance eligibility for an estimated 11.0 million credits in phase two, while the India ARR project advances toward first issuance expected in early 2027. Over 1.7 million shares were repurchased in Q1 2026 under the NCIB, totaling about 27 million since inception.
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) reported that Vietnam issued Decree No. 112/2026 (dated April 1, 2026), creating a formal framework for LOA issuance and Corresponding Adjustments under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement, effective May 19, 2026.
The Company says this enables pursuit of compliance market eligibility (CORSIA, Singapore) for its Vietnam household devices project, which estimates 7.6 million credits in phase two and an additional 4.7 million under expansion. SIPCO is preparing the LOA application and the Company retains yearly purchase options at US$5.00 per credit and an expansion prepayment option.
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) reported year-end results and a shareholder letter dated April 1, 2026. The company reports no debt, cash equal to ~10% of market cap, assets valued at roughly US$109M versus market pricing of ~US$57M, and >20% share repurchases since 2021. Core projects: Rwanda cookstoves (CORSIA-eligible; ~1.1M company-held VM0050 credits plus ~680k partner-held credits; ~2.6M future credits anticipated), Vietnam household devices (Phase 1 returned capital and >US$15M to date; Phase 2 projected 7.6M credits; expansion option 4.7M), and India ARR (6.5M trees planted; ~1.2M potential credits; first crediting expected early 2027).
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) reported year‑end 2025 results showing continued project advancement, monetizations and capital allocation actions. Total assets were $108.9M, including $5.7M cash, $79.2M in carbon project investments and $21.2M carbon credit inventory.
Key operational milestones include Verra VM0050/CORSIA tagging for the Rwanda cookstoves project, ~2.0M Rwanda credits issued, a DelAgua sale of ~200,000 CORSIA credits (net ~$0.7M) and Vietnam Phase 1 monetizations delivering ~$1.8M cash proceeds. The company repurchased 7.2M shares in 2025 (25.6M total since NCIB inception).
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) announced issuance of 639,609 carbon credits from the Rwanda Cookstoves Project, the fourth issuance and the first issued directly under Verra's VM0050 methodology.
The credits are held by project partner DelAgua under a revenue‑sharing agreement and are expected to receive CORSIA tagging after required insurance purchase and Verra confirmation, after which they will be available for sale into aviation offset markets.
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) announced results of its Special Shareholder Meeting held Feb 6, 2026. Shareholders approved the appointment of BDO Canada LLP as auditors for fiscal 2025 and authorized directors to fix auditor remuneration.
Shareholders also approved retrospectively extending expiry dates for certain outstanding options to Sept 7, 2027 and Feb 10, 2028. Votes: auditor appointment 35,409,493 (99.983% in favour); option extension 24,146,981 (97.347% in favour) with 658,000 (2.653%) against. Certain related persons were excluded from the option-extension vote.
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) announced that its Rwanda Cookstoves Project received full CORSIA-eligible tagging and completed first sales of CORSIA-eligible tagged carbon credits. A total of 300,537 CORSIA-eligible credits were contracted for sale from company and partner inventories, with financial settlement expected in the coming weeks.
Prior to these sales the company held 1,076,230 VM0050 Rwanda credits; its current inventory includes 733,874 CORSIA-eligible credits, 342,356 VM0050 credits in Rwanda's Biennial Transparency Report, and economic interests in 243,973 CORSIA-eligible credits under a revenue-share with DelAgua. The project moved to a new methodology and anticipates biannual issuances.
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) reported third-quarter 2025 results and operational updates on Nov 4, 2025. Key items include a $11.83M unrealized gain on the Rwanda Cookstoves project after migration to Verra VM0050, anticipated inventory of ~1.1M VM0050 credits plus ~244k credits under a revenue-share, and expanded India ARR expansion optionality to 20M trees.
Quarter-end balances: $111.8M total assets, $8.0M cash, $23.1M carbon credit inventory, and year-to-date ~7M shares repurchased at C$0.54 average. Vietnam project proceeds totaled ~$36.3M with a $15.5M cash gain. BDO Canada LLP appointed auditor.
Base Carbon (OTCQX:BCBNF) has achieved a significant milestone as Verra approved the CORSIA-compliant methodology VM0050 for its Rwanda Cookstoves project. The company expects to hold approximately 1.0 to 1.2 million CORSIA-aligned carbon credits after requantification of its inventory.
These carbon credits will be eligible for use under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA) and other Article 6 compliance markets once Verra finalizes its Corresponding Adjustment insurance requirements. Market forecasts suggest CORSIA Phase One (2024-2026) carbon credit pricing could reach US$26.00 to US$63.00 per tonne, driven by international airlines' requirement to offset emissions above 85% of 2019 levels.
Base Carbon (OTCQX: BCBNF) has secured two significant expansion options for its India Afforestation, Reforestation and Revegetation (ARR) Project at no additional cost. Each option allows for planting 10 million additional trees (total 20 million) with associated carbon credits on similar economic terms as the initial project.
The company has deployed US$6.7 million of US$13.6 million committed to the initial project, which completed planting 6.5 million trees in December 2024. The remaining capital includes US$6.0 million in maintenance capital, with US$4.0 million expected to be funded through initial carbon credit sales. First carbon credits issuance is anticipated in H1 2026.
The project, registered with Verra (ID#4892), focuses on reforesting degraded farmlands in Uttar Pradesh, India, involving 16+ tree species and providing economic benefits to local communities.