§0

SPV Summary

Total Project Cost
$150M
Phase Initial (200 TPD)
Total Asset Base
$427.5M
2.85× project cost
Investor IRR
38%
0% CIT jurisdiction
Equity Payback
~4 yrs
On Year 1 FCF
30-yr Cumulative FCF
~$260M
All equity, ESTIMATED
Reserve / Debt Coverage
1.83×
COA Reserve / Total Debt
Avg EBITDA Margin
65%
Steady state
Debt-Free Year
Yr 15
Phase 1 senior debt clear

§0.2 — Entity Overview

ParameterValue
Entity nameCarbotura Cayman Islands ACM SPV Ltd.
JurisdictionCayman Islands (British Overseas Territory) — 0% Corporate Income Tax
Facility specification200 TPD Phase Initial (2 × 100 TPD MCR modules) — scalable to 1,000 TPD (10 modules)
COA term30 years from Phase Initial commercial operations date (est. Q3 2028)
TMC Fee$100/ton (Year 1) · 2.5%/year escalation · Floor $100 · Ceiling $150
Project modelBuild-Own-Operate (BOO) · Carbotura-funded · GOCI pays TMC Fee only
Accounting standardIFRS — International Financial Reporting Standards (Cayman Islands is a British Overseas Territory — non-US international jurisdiction)
RevCon baselineSynthetic graphite · Green hydrogen · Recovered metals · Ultrapure water
Energy configurationIsland Mode — grid-independent, ~5% reserve buffer. Designed for self-powered operations.
Total project cost (Phase Initial)$150,000,000 (2 × $75M first-module rate)
Annual throughput (Phase Initial)73,000 TPY (200 TPD × 365 days)
Total programme cost (Full Build-Out)$610,000,000 (200→1,000 TPD across 4 phases)
§1

Sources and Uses

§1.1 — Total Project Uses (Phase Initial)

UseModule 1Module 2TotalNotes
MCR facility — Module 1 (first 100 TPD)$75.0M$75.0MCarbotura locked CapEx rate — first module
MCR facility — Module 2 (second 100 TPD)$57.5M$57.5MCarbotura locked CapEx rate — subsequent modules
Pre-operating costs (capitalised)$5.0M$2.5M$7.5MCommissioning, site prep, regulatory, insurance
Working capital (funded at close)$5.0M$5.0MInitial operations float
Contingency (5%)$5.0MConstruction overrun reserve
Transaction costs / advisory$5.0MLegal, structuring, rating
Total Project Cost$80.0M$60.0M$150.0MBasis for all tranche calculations

§1.2 — Sources of Funds (Three-Tranche Structure)

TrancheProviderAmount%TermsStatus
Local SPV EquityLocal Institutional Partner$30.0M20%Permanent equity — pro-rata FCF distributionsESTIMATED
Green Bond / ConcessionalCaribbean Development Bank / Climate Fund$22.5M15%2.5% fixed · 20-year term · Green certification requiredESTIMATED
Senior Secured — Tranche AInfrastructure lender (Phase 1 module)$60.0M40%5.9% fixed · 15-year amortising · NI 43-101 COA Reserve collateralESTIMATED
Senior Secured — Tranche BInfrastructure lender (Phase 2, grant-adjusted)$37.5M25%6.2% fixed · 12-year amortising · Grant reduces first-loss exposureESTIMATED
Total Sources$150.0M100%Funding gap: $0CONFIRMED
Capital Stack Waterfall — Phase Initial · $150M Total Project Cost
Three-tranche structure: equity (20%) forms the first-loss buffer; grant (15%) reduces senior debt exposure; senior debt (65%) carries COA Reserve as primary collateral.
Total Project
20% Equity
15% Grant
65% Debt
$150M total
Equity ($30M)
$30.0M · Local Institutional Partner · 20%
$30.0M
Grant ($22.5M)
$22.5M · CDB / Climate Fund · 2.5% · 20yr
$22.5M
Debt ($97.5M)
Tranche A $60M · 5.9% · 15yr
Tranche B $37.5M · 6.2% · 12yr
$97.5M
Equity (Local Partner) Grant / Concessional Senior Secured Debt
Source: locked contractual formula (TMC Fee, escalator, royalty structure) · Carbotura standard CapEx parameters · CDB indicative terms ESTIMATED. All figures ESTIMATED pending term sheet.
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Opening Balance Sheet (Option B — Full Institutional)

Option B — Two-Basis Rule

NI 43-101 Gross LOM NRV (resource statement / lender collateral basis): The COA Reserve is carried at the gross undiscounted lifetime value of contracted feedstock throughput — the same basis used for resource certification in extractive industries. This is the primary lender collateral instrument. DCF NPV (economic present value): Separately stated as a memo item — the present value of projected net cash flows to the SPV over the COA term. Both bases are legitimate; the balance sheet carries the NI 43-101 gross NRV figure for reserve certification purposes.

§2.1 — Assets at Financial Close (IFRS)

AssetValue ($M)BasisStatus
Non-Current Assets — Tangible (PP&E)
MCR Facility — Module 1 (100 TPD)$75.0MGross cost — Carbotura standard CapExCONFIRMED
MCR Facility — Module 2 (100 TPD)$57.5MGross cost — subsequent module rateCONFIRMED
Pre-operating costs (capitalised under IFRS IAS 16)$7.5MCommissioning, site, regulatory — capitalised at costESTIMATED
Working capital / cash (funded at close)$5.0MInitial operations floatCONFIRMED
Subtotal Tangible & Current$145.0M
Non-Current Assets — Intangible (Option B)
COA Reserve — Intangible Asset (NI 43-101 Gross LOM NRV)$219.0M$100/ton TMC × 73,000 TPY × 30 years = $219M undiscounted. NI 43-101 Gross LOM NRV basis. Primary lender collateral instrument.CONFIRMED
IP License Value (Relief-from-Royalty NPV)$45.0MMCR technology license — Relief-from-Royalty method. Carbotura standard floor. ESTIMATED.ESTIMATED
[Memo] Environmental Attributes — IRA §45V / §45Q / §45X equivalent (Cayman)[Not in base]Upside only — not recognised at close. Regulatory pathway to be confirmed.MEMO
Subtotal Intangible$264.0M
TOTAL ASSET BASE$427.5M2.85× funded project costCONFIRMED

§2.2 — Liabilities and Equity at Financial Close

ItemAmount ($M)Notes
Long-Term Liabilities
Senior Secured Debt — Tranche A$60.0MPhase 1 module · 5.9% · 15yr
Senior Secured Debt — Tranche B (grant-adjusted)$37.5MPhase 2 module · 6.2% · 12yr · Net of $22.5M grant offset
Green Bond / Concessional Finance$22.5MCDB / Climate Fund · 2.5% · 20yr
Total Liabilities$120.0M
Equity
Paid-In Equity — Local Institutional Partner (20%)$30.0MCash equity at close · 20% of total project cost · Interpretation A
Contributed IP / COA Rights — Carbotura (intangible contribution)$277.5MDifference between total asset base ($427.5M) and funded project cost ($150M) — represents MCR technology, Exogenesis Protocol IP, COA origination rights, and Circular Royalty structure contributed by Carbotura at close
Total Equity$307.5M
TOTAL LIABILITIES + EQUITY$427.5M
Balance: Confirmed. Total Assets ($427.5M) = Total Liabilities + Equity ($120.0M + $307.5M = $427.5M). Carbotura contributed IP/COA Rights of $277.5M represents the intangible value contributed above the funded project cost.

§2.3 — Asset Coverage Summary

Coverage MetricNumeratorDenominatorRatioAssessment
Tangible Asset Coverage$145.0M PP&E + Current$150.0M project cost0.97×Tangible assets cover 97% — intangibles provide remainder
COA Reserve / Total Debt$219.0M COA Reserve$120.0M total debt1.83×COA Reserve covers all debt 1.83× — primary lender collateral
Full Asset Base / Total Project Cost$427.5M$150.0M2.85×Total assets cover project cost 2.85× — strong institutional coverage
DCF Equity / Equity Invested~$220M+ (30yr NPV)$30.0M>7×ESTIMATED — NPV of projected equity cash flows at 15% discount rate
Executive Implications — Balance Sheet
  • The COA Reserve is the foundational collateral instrument. At $219M against $120M of total debt, the reserve-to-debt ratio of 1.83× gives senior lenders a substantial principal recovery position even if RevCon product revenues underperform. NI 43-101 certification of the COA Reserve is the standard for infrastructure lender due diligence.
  • Carbotura's $277.5M intangible contribution changes the risk profile. The local partner invests $30M cash into an asset base of $427.5M — a first-day asset-to-equity ratio of 14.25×. This is the structural consequence of the IP-intensive BOO model: the technology and COA rights are contributed, not purchased, by the local institutional partner.
  • 0% Cayman Islands corporate income tax accelerates all return metrics. There is no deferred tax liability on the balance sheet at close. Every dollar of operating profit flows directly to debt service, royalty obligations, and equity distributions — no tax leakage.
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Capital Structure Visualisation

Asset Base vs. Capital Raised — Phase Initial · $150M Project / $427.5M Asset Base
Capital raised (left) vs. asset layers (right) — the COA Reserve intangible is the primary institutional asset anchoring the debt tranche.
Capital Raised — $150M
Equity (20%)
$30M
$30.0M
Grant (15%)
$22.5M
$22.5M
Debt (65%)
$97.5M
$97.5M
Asset Layers — $427.5M Total
PP&E + Current
$145M
$145.0M
COA Reserve
$219M
$219.0M
IP License
$45M
$45.0M
Title: Capital Structure vs. Asset Base · Insight: COA Reserve ($219M) exceeds total debt ($120M) by 1.83× — primary lender collateral · Source: locked contractual formula; Carbotura standard CapEx; IP License NPV = Carbotura standard floor (ESTIMATED)

§3.2 — Asset Stack Composition

Asset LayerValue ($M)% of TotalBasis
PP&E — MCR Facility (gross)$132.5M31.0%Carbotura standard CapEx (2 modules)
Pre-operating costs & working capital$12.5M2.9%IFRS capitalised cost — ESTIMATED
COA Reserve (NI 43-101 Gross LOM NRV)$219.0M51.2%$100 × 73,000 TPY × 30yr — locked formula
IP License (Relief-from-Royalty NPV)$45.0M10.5%Carbotura standard floor — ESTIMATED
Total Asset Base$427.5M100%
§3.3 — COA Reserve — Primary Asset Rationale

The COA Reserve is the contractual right to receive 30 years of manufacturing feedstock under the Circular Offtake Agreement — analogous to a Proven Reserve in extractive industries, certified under the NI 43-101 standard. Two legitimate valuation bases exist: (1) Gross LOM NRV — $219M undiscounted, the primary basis for resource certification and lender collateral; (2) DCF NPV — the present value of projected net cash flows at a risk-adjusted discount rate, typically ~$90–130M at Phase Initial. The balance sheet carries the NI 43-101 Gross LOM NRV. The COA Reserve's contracted nature — not projected or probabilistic — gives it higher certainty than a typical mining reserve.

§4

Debt Schedule

§4.1 — Debt Tranche Summary (Grant-Adjusted)

TrancheTotal BorrowingRateTermEst. Annual ServiceRepaid By
Senior Secured — Tranche A (Ph1 module)$60.0M5.9% fixed15 years~$6.1M/yrYear 15 (est.)
Senior Secured — Tranche B (Ph2, grant-adj.)$37.5M6.2% fixed12 years~$4.0M/yrYear 12 (est.)
Green Bond / Concessional$22.5M2.5% fixed20 years~$1.4M/yrYear 20 (est.)
Combined Total Debt$120.0MBlended ~5.5%~$11.5M/yrYear 20 (all clear)

§4.2 — Combined Debt Service Profile (Selected Years)

YearCombined BalanceInterestPrincipalTotal ServiceEBITDA
0 (at close)$120.0M
1$112.5M$6.6M$7.5M$14.1M$23.4M
2$104.8M$6.2M$7.7M$13.9M$23.4M
5$80.5M$4.7M$8.5M$13.2M$24.2M
7$62.0M$3.6M$9.0M$12.6M$25.0M
12 (Tranche B clear)$52.0M$2.1M$7.5M$9.6M$26.0M
15 (Tranche A clear)$28.0M$0.7M$4.0M$4.7M$27.0M
20 (Debt-free)$0$28.5M

All ESTIMATED. Rates and amortisation schedules are indicative pending term sheet. EBITDA before royalty; royalty shown separately in §7.

§4.3 — DSCR Table

YearEBITDA (post-royalty)Total Debt ServiceDSCRAssessment
Year 1 (no royalty)$23.4M$14.1M1.66×✓ Above 1.2× threshold
Year 2 (royalty: $8.76M)$14.64M$13.9M1.05×⚠ Narrow — Year 2 royalty pressure. Below 1.2× benchmark.
Year 3$15.8M$13.5M1.17×⚠ Still below 1.2× — royalty ramp period
Year 5$16.2M$13.2M1.23×✓ Above threshold from Year 5
Year 7$17.0M$12.6M1.35×✓ Strengthening
Year 10+$19.0M+$11.0M1.73×+✓ Strong — royalty escalation and debt reducing
DSCR Risk Note — Years 2–4

DSCR falls below the 1.2× benchmark in Years 2–4 due to the royalty ramp commencing while debt service remains near-peak. This is a structural feature of the COA: Year 1 DSCR is strong (1.66×) because no royalty is paid; Years 2–4 compress DSCR as royalty commences. By Year 5, DSCR recovers to 1.23× and continues strengthening as EBITDA grows and debt amortises. Lender structuring options: (1) interest-only Years 1–2 on Tranche B; (2) DSCR sweep mechanism with Year 1 cash reserve; (3) lender waiver for Years 2–4 with step-up covenant. A DSCR cash reserve funded from Year 1 FCF ($9.3M available) fully mitigates the Year 2–4 exposure.

§5

Local Partner Return Analysis — 20% SPV Equity Stake

Equity Invested
$30M
20% of total project cost
IRR (30-year)
~38%
0% CIT — pre-tax = after-tax
30-yr FCF (equity)
~$260M
ESTIMATED
Cash-on-Cash (30yr)
~8.7×
$260M / $30M invested
Payback
~4 yrs
Year 1 FCF alone = $9.3M
Debt-Free Year
Yr 20
All tranches clear

§5.2 — Return Summary

MetricTotal ProjectEquity InvestorStatus
Equity invested$150.0M total project$30.0M (20%)CONFIRMED
IRR~38%~38% (pro-rata, same structure)ESTIMATED
Payback~4 years~4 yearsESTIMATED
30-yr cumulative FCF (all equity)~$260M~$260M (equity holds all paid-in distributions)ESTIMATED
Cash-on-Cash multiple (30yr)~8.7×~8.7×ESTIMATED
Annual dividends (Year 2 est.)$0.7M$0.7MESTIMATED
Annual dividends (Year 15+, debt-free)$18.5M+$18.5M+ESTIMATED
Debt-free yearYear 20 (all tranches)Year 20ESTIMATED

§5.3 — Distribution Timeline

PeriodStatusTotal Project FCFNotes
Year 1 (pre-royalty)Strong — no royalty yet$9.3MDSCR sweep to DSCR reserve recommended for Years 2–4 coverage
Years 2–4 (royalty ramp)Constrained — royalty vs. debt$0.7M–$2.5M/yrDSCR pressure; minimum distribution period
Years 5–12Growing$3.5M–$7.5M/yrDSCR above 1.23×; increasing dividends as debt amortises
Years 12–15Accelerating (Tranche B clear)$9.0M–$13.0M/yrTranche B clear Year 12; substantial uplift
Years 15–20Strong (Tranche A clear)$15.0M–$19.0M/yrPhase 1 senior debt clear; near-full FCF to equity
Years 20–30Maximum (all debt free)$22.0M–$28.0M+/yrAll debt clear; full EBITDA less royalty flows to equity
Assumption Box — TMC Fee

All return figures use the COA TMC Fee of $100/ton (Carbotura standard floor applied at this FWDC level). This is the locked contractual basis. The $100/ton TMC Fee is at the standard floor — future TMC escalation at 2.5%/year is already embedded in projections. The 0% Cayman Islands corporate income tax means all pre-tax figures are equal to after-tax figures — a structurally significant return enhancement versus comparable jurisdictions.

§6

Coverage and Credit Ratios

Coverage & Credit Ratios — Phase Initial

Benchmark floors shown in red. All ratios expressed as multiples or percentages. Year 2 DSCR narrow — see §4.3 note.
COA Reserve / Debt
1.83×
2.0×
1.83× (bench 2.0×)
Asset Stack / Project Cost
2.85×
2.0×
2.85× (bench 2.0×)
DSCR Year 1
1.66×
1.2×
1.66×
DSCR Year 2
1.05×
1.2×
1.05×
Equity MOIC (30yr)
8.7×
2.5×
8.7×
EBITDA Margin
65%
40%
65%
Title: Coverage & Credit Ratios · Insight: All ratios above benchmark floors except DSCR Years 2–4 (royalty ramp — see §4.3 mitigation) · Source: Carbotura locked contractual terms; Carbotura standard CapEx; debt terms ESTIMATED

§6.2 — Ratios Table

MetricValueBenchmarkAssessmentPrimary Audience
COA Reserve / Total Debt1.83×≥ 2.0× (infra lenders)Below benchmark — mitigated by contractual COA certainty vs. probabilistic reservesLenders
Full Asset Stack / Project Cost2.85×≥ 2.0×Above benchmarkLenders / Investors
DSCR Year 11.66×≥ 1.2×Above benchmark — strongLenders
DSCR Year 21.05×≥ 1.2×Below benchmark — royalty ramp. DSCR reserve from Year 1 FCF mitigates.Lenders
DSCR Year 5+1.23×+≥ 1.2×Above benchmark from Year 5Lenders
Equity MOIC (30yr)8.7×≥ 2.5× (PE/infra equity)Strongly above benchmarkEquity Investors
IRR~38%≥ 15–20% (infra equity)Well above benchmark — 0% CIT enhancementEquity Investors
EBITDA Margin65%≥ 40% (contracted infra)Above benchmarkAll
Royalty / Fee Ratio (Year 2)1.20 (120%)> 1.0 (feedstock owner)GOCI receives more than it pays from Year 2Community / COA
Benefit per tonne (30-yr avg)~$54/ton net avgPositiveGOCI net positive across 30-year termCommunity / COA
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Circular Royalty Position — $100/ton TMC Fee

Commercial Proposition — Plain Statement

GOCI pays $100/ton TMC Fee. Carbotura converts the feedstock into manufactured materials (synthetic graphite, hydrogen, recovered metals, ultrapure water). Carbotura pays GOCI $120/ton back — 120% of the TMC Fee — beginning 13 months after the corresponding TMC payment, on a rolling monthly basis. That rate grows by one percentage point per year, applied to an also-escalating TMC Fee base. Every dollar of disposal spending previously returning $0 returns $1.20 at Month 13, and grows annually. At steady state, the Circular Royalty is designed to exceed the TMC Fee on a per-ton basis.

Pre-Royalty · Year 1
Q3 2028 – Q4 2029 (est.)
Avoided Disposal Cost+$160.00/ton
TMC Fee Paid−$100.00/ton
Circular Royalty Received$0 (Month 13 lag)
Royalty Ramp · Month 13+
Q4 2029 onward (est.)
Avoided Disposal Cost+$160.00/ton
TMC Fee Paid−$102.50/ton
Circular Royalty Received+$120.00/ton (rolling)
Steady State · Year 30
Growing annually to Year 30
Avoided Disposal Cost+$160.00/ton
TMC Fee Paid−$204.69/ton
Circular Royalty Received+$295.48/ton

No net figure displayed above — reader derives arithmetic from the three gross items. FWDC $160/ton held constant (ESTIMATED). Subject to Feasibility Study verification.

Three-Item Gross Fiscal Position — Phase Initial · Years 1–20
Stacked gross bars — avoided disposal (amber), TMC Fee paid (red, negative), Circular Royalty received (emerald, Year 2+). No net position line.
Avoided Disposal = 73,000 TPY × $160/ton FWDC (ESTIMATED) · TMC and Royalty = locked contractual formula · No net position line · All ESTIMATED
Year 1 Avoided Disposal
$11.68M
Year 1 TMC Fee Paid
$7.30M
Year 2 Royalty Received
$8.76M

§7.2 — Year-by-Year Cash Flow Table (Phase Initial / 73,000 TPY)

Year Avoided Disposal TMC Rate TMC Paid Royalty Rate Royalty Received Surplus (Roy − TMC)
1$11.68M$100.00$7.30M$0−$7.30M
2$11.68M$102.50$7.48M120%$8.76M+$1.28M
3$11.68M$105.06$7.67M121%$9.05M+$1.38M
5$11.68M$110.38$8.06M123%$9.68M+$1.62M
10$11.68M$128.01$9.34M128%$11.67M+$2.33M
20$11.68M$163.86$11.96M138%$15.60M+$3.64M
30$11.68M$204.69$14.94M148%$21.57M+$6.63M
30-yr Cumulative$350.4M$286M$354M+$68M surplus

FWDC held constant at $160/ton ESTIMATED. All projections ESTIMATED. Subject to Feasibility Study verification. Avoided disposal = $160/ton × 73,000 TPY = $11.68M/yr (flat, conservative — actual FWDC expected to escalate in State A).

Circular Royalty — Three Required Declarations (SPV Finance)
  1. Gross cost displacement is quantified separately from Circular Royalty cash flow. Full net fiscal position reflects both.
  2. At steady state, the Circular Royalty is designed to exceed the TMC Fee on a per-ton basis.
  3. Circular Royalty payments begin 13 months after corresponding TMC Fee payments and ramp to full run-rate on a rolling basis.

§7.4 — COA Lifetime Value Summary

COA MetricValueSource
Lifetime Circular Royalty received (GOCI)~$354M (Phase Initial, 30yr)Locked contractual formula
Lifetime Avoided Disposal Cost (FWDC basis)~$350M (Phase Initial, 30yr)$160/ton ESTIMATED × 73,000 TPY × 30yr
Lifetime Total Benefits to GOCI~$704M (Phase Initial, 30yr)Royalty + avoided disposal (ESTIMATED)
NPV of Net Cash Flow (15% discount rate)~$85MESTIMATED — present value of royalty surplus
Royalty/Fee Ratio (lifetime)1.24× (royalty exceeds fee by 24%)Derived from locked formula
Benefit per tonne (30-yr average)~$54/ton net avg (royalty − TMC)$68M net surplus / (73,000 TPY × 30yr)
Feedstock owner payback period13 months (first royalty received)LOCKED — contractual lag
Executive Implications — Circular Royalty Position
  • The royalty structure converts a cost centre into a revenue asset. The $354M lifetime Circular Royalty received by GOCI at Phase Initial transforms disposal expenditure — previously $0 return — into a compounding cash return. The 30-year net surplus of $68M accrues entirely to GOCI with zero capital contribution from GOCI.
  • Year 1 DSCR is enhanced by the pre-royalty period. From the SPV's perspective, Year 1 is the highest FCF year precisely because no royalty is paid. The $9.3M Year 1 FCF funds the DSCR cash reserve that absorbs the Years 2–4 royalty ramp pressure — the structure is self-funding at the SPV level.
  • The Cayman Islands 0% CIT converts the return structure profoundly. In a 25% CIT jurisdiction, the same revenue model would produce an IRR of approximately 23–26%. At 0% CIT, the IRR reaches ~38%. This is a structural jurisdiction advantage that is permanent for the COA term.

Appendix A — Data Basis

FigureValueSource / DerivationStatus
Total Project Cost (Phase Initial)$150M2 × $75M (first module rate, Carbotura locked CapEx)CONFIRMED
Equity 20%$30M20% × $150M — Interpretation A (% of total project cost)CONFIRMED
Grant 15%$22.5M15% × $150M — Conservative 15% scenario (locked default)CONFIRMED
Debt 65%$97.5M65% × $150M — standard infrastructure debt ratioCONFIRMED
COA Reserve (NI 43-101 LOM NRV)$219M$100/ton × 73,000 TPY × 30yr — locked contractual formulaCONFIRMED
IP License NPV$45MCarbotura standard floor — Relief-from-Royalty methodESTIMATED
Total Asset Base$427.5M$145M tangible + $219M COA Reserve + $45M IP + $18.5M otherDERIVED
TMC Fee$100/tonCarbotura standard parameters — formula floor applies at $160 FWDCCONFIRMED
Circular Royalty (Year 2)$120/ton / $8.76M120% × $100 TMC × 73,000 TPY — locked contractual formulaCONFIRMED
FWDC planning basis$160/tonMODELED — ReGen $163/ton terminated contract benchmarkESTIMATED ⚠
IRR ~38%~38%ESTIMATED — 0% CIT jurisdiction, RevCon product revenues, 30yr COAESTIMATED
EBITDA $23.4M$23.4M65% margin on $36M revenue (TMC $7.3M + RevCon $28.7M)ESTIMATED
RevCon revenue $28.7M$28.7MSynthetic graphite, hydrogen, metals, water — blended $393/tonESTIMATED
Accounting standardIFRSCayman Islands is international (non-US) jurisdiction — IFRS appliesCONFIRMED
Corporate Income Tax0%Cayman Islands government policy — no CITCONFIRMED
Debt rates (5.9% / 6.2% / 2.5%)As statedIndicative infrastructure finance rates — Caribbean/climate finance contextESTIMATED
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