
Each arm is a company with its own products, funds, investors, offices and team. The group sets the lane; the arm runs it. Choose an arm to see what it does, how it is structured and where its boundaries sit.
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01Land & Resources
Arm
Business
Division
Battery metals, rare earths, uranium, copper and industrial metals, and royalties and streams. Five funds, XI to XV.
Land & Resources
Timberland. ERTH Sylva Fund I in five regional funds: U.S. South, Pacific Northwest, Latin America, Oceania, Nordic & Northeast.
Land & Resources
Farmland, farmer lending, and food and agricultural infrastructure. Twelve funds in five sleeves.
Land & Resources
Raw land and farmland acquisition, entitlement and land banking across eight states.
Land & Resources
02Energy
Arm
Business
Division
Upstream oil and gas in eight evergreen vehicles, from unconventional to international.
Energy
Power and utility infrastructure: utility assets, distributed generation, microgrids and energy efficiency for large industrial and real-estate users.
Energy
03Water & Air
Arm
Business
Division
Three lines. Rora Water: water rights, regulated utilities, desalination and recycling. Rora Air: guaranteed indoor air quality as a contracted service. Rora Atmospheric Water: water generated from air.
Water & Air

One rule set
Water rights, land, energy on land, royalties, power for water: each overlap has a written rule before either arm acts.
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