The Madem Reels Group reports that it has not only directly captured more carbon from the atmosphere than its emissions, it has done so to a level that far exceeds what most companies report for mitigating climate change.

A press release said that per the findings of Brazil’s Ecofinance Negocios, which considers biogenic and fossil emissions for Scope 3 assessments, the Group captured more gases in 2022 than it emitted through the natural carbon capture provided by its cultivated forests. Further, the accumulated inventory from the company’s native and cultivated forests accounts for more than 195 times the fossil emissions.

The parent company of Madem Reels is one of the 15 largest forestry groups in Brazil, overseeing some 10,000 hectares (24,710 acres) of forestry properties. Its planted forests provide the wood used by the company’s production plant in Brazil. That sum accounts for more than half the woods used by the business, which also has plants in Spain, Bahrain, U.S., Mexico and Colombia.

“We are proud of our companies and teams worldwide, who are successfully performing their environmental mission,” said Global Sales and Marketing Director, Leandro Mazzoccato. “We are evenly fulfilled to share our long-term commitment with all 200 wire and cable customers over 45 countries.