Investors

Each project stands on its own.

Investment here is investment into a specific eco project, held in its own project company. Each project carries its own budget, obligations, risks and cash flow — nothing is pooled and nothing cross-guarantees anything else.

Project-level, via SPV

one project · one company · one budget

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Two different things

Investing in a project is not investing in the company.

Shown here — project investment

Investment into a specific eco project, through a dedicated project company (SPV). Its scope is one object or one development — its own land, budget, obligations, risks and cash flow.

This is what the structure below describes.

Not here — Core investment

Investment in IPPA 11 Core — the company behind the universal platform — is a separate matter, handled on the Core site.

The two are never mixed. For Core-level investment, see the Core.

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This page describes structure only. It is not an offer, solicitation or promise of return, and nothing here guarantees any financial outcome. Any investment proceeds under its own documented terms and applicable law.

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How a project is held

One project, one project company.

Every eco project is held in its own project company (SPV). The company gathers what the project needs, spends it against verified milestones and reports on itself — as a ring-fenced whole, separate from every other project.

01Project company (SPV)
02Land & rights
03Equity, debt & grants
04Development budget & contingency
05Construction payments & escrow
06Operating income
07Sale or refinance
Risk separationring-fenced per project
Investor reportingon that project only
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What a project carries

Its own budget, obligations, risks and cash flow.

01

Own budget

The project company holds one budget, tied to the BIM 6D model — cost lives with the element, not on a separate sheet.

02

Own obligations

Contracts, debt and commitments sit with the SPV — they do not reach across to other projects or to the Core.

03

Own risks

Each project carries and is exposed to its own risks — a difficulty in one project stays contained within it.

04

Own cash flow

Payments in and out — construction milestones, operating income, sale or refinance — are the project's own, and reported as such.

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Look at one project at a time.

Tell us which project interests you. We walk through its project company, its budget and its reporting — on its own terms. For Core-level investment, see ippa11.com.