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KYC and access the investor room.
Project docs, milestones, timelines.
Secure application, tracked to the project.
Milestone updates; hold, roll, or exit per terms.
New offerings added this month. Minimums vary by package
Eligible retail and wholesale investors can apply. We start from $450 AUD on some packages so first-timers can step in without over-committing. You’ll register, accept the risk notice, and confirm suitability (experience level, intended range). Some offerings are wholesale-only due to size or structure; others accept eligible retail investors with the same straight process. If you’re unsure where you sit, submit the form—our team will confirm eligibility before you allocate funds.
You’re allocating into real projects across energy, water, and resources—broken into packages tied to clear scope (e.g., “upper reservoir & dam works,” “grid tie-in,” “processing line upgrades”). Each package has a target timeline, budget envelope, and milestones. It’s not speculation on vibes: it’s physical scope with staged execution. You review the docs, choose a package, and allocate to that specific slice. Returns are linked to the package terms—not to a random basket.
Register → get access to the investor room → read the package docs and risks → choose your amount → complete KYC (ID + address) → submit your allocation. We only move money in line with the offer terms. If verification or docs aren’t complete, the allocation doesn’t progress. You’ll see your status in the dashboard (submitted, verified, allocated, in-progress). We keep you posted at each gate so you’re never guessing.
The holding and drawdown method is defined per offer (e.g., controlled account / escrow / project account). Money is drawn against milestones or approved costs, not on a whim. Think: civil works → equipment → grid works—each with documentation. If a draw condition isn’t met, funds don’t move forward. If an offer doesn’t reach its minimum viable raise, the docs specify the fallback (delay, restructure, or return as applicable). You’ll see draw status in your updates.
Each package lists a target (not a guarantee) and a payment schedule—milestone-based, completion-based, or periodic. When a milestone is met and verified, distributions follow the terms (you’ll get a notice before funds hit). You can usually hold, roll, or exit at the end of the package term; mid-term payouts—if any—are defined in the docs. Your dashboard shows accrued/paid, next expected event, and any options available to you.
It’s real infrastructure—weather, approvals, and supply can push dates. If timing shifts, we issue a notice with the reason, new estimate, and impact (if any) on budget and targets. If scope must change, we outline the change and your options per the offer (continue, hold, or other paths the docs allow). You’ll keep getting milestone reports (photos, summaries, certifications where applicable). No black box: if something moves, you hear about it and see the updated plan.
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