Ökoworld AG has announced fresh investment opportunities for its ÖKOWORLD ÖKOVISION CLASSIC fund, following the 103rd meeting of its investment committee. The fund is committed to high sustainability standards, ensuring decisions are made independently of portfolio management and financial analyses to avoid conflicts of interest. Notably, the New York Times was confirmed as a proud addition due to its independent quality journalism. The committee also discussed companies like T-Mobile US and Boise Cascade, which have reduced their diversity, equity, and inclusion $(DEI)$ programs amid political pressures. Despite this, Warby Parker and other companies were newly added to the investment pool for their exemplary activities in product design, ecology, and social aspects. Ökoworld plans to engage with these companies on DEI issues, monitoring and communicating its stance.
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