For-profit public benefit corporations.

HB 85 creates a new corporate structure in Wyoming called "for-profit public benefit corporations" (FPBPs), allowing companies to operate for profit while legally committing to specific public benefits. It directly affects new companies forming under this law and existing businesses converting to this structure. Key provisions require FPBPs to: (1) state in their charter which public benefits they aim to serve (e.g., environmental sustainability or community development), (2) mandate directors to balance shareholder profits with those public benefits in decisions, and (3) prominently disclose their FPBP status on stock certificates and shareholder communications. This law modifies standard corporate governance to formally integrate social/environmental goals into business operations without changing the profit-driven nature of the entity.