GEBE Environmental Technology, operating through its Singapore subsidiary Garden Beau, provides nature-based green sustainability services. The company's work falls into three categories: environmental improvement services (roughly 95% of revenue), which involves designing and implementing green solutions at commercial buildings, theme parks, and natural environments — including habitat restoration, green walls and roofs, irrigation systems, and carbon footprint reduction; landscaping and gardening services (roughly 3% of revenue); and forest rejuvenation services (roughly 2% of revenue), which involves salvaging and regenerating trees and wildlife during development in forested areas. GEBE wins fixed-price contracts through competitive tenders and private referrals, billing customers progressively as project milestones are certified. Customers are primarily main contractors rather than end property owners. The business is highly concentrated — two customers, China Jingye and Lum Chang, together account for essentially all revenue, and both relationships center on the Mandai Rainforest Park complex in Singapore. Environmental improvement services carry gross margins of roughly 66–70%, and overall company gross margins run in a similar range. Labor and materials are the primary costs. GEBE's growth strategy involves using IPO proceeds for acquisitions in the nature-based solutions space, overseas expansion into Malaysia and China, and investment in automation technologies to reduce labor dependency.