What you hold
Route I is direct participation in facility-level or platform-level equity. Route II is a Salam contract — payment today for a defined future harvest, with species, grade, quantity and delivery date fixed at signing.
Investor Relations — Vehicles & Structuring
Capital, structured to conviction.
Institutional capital is deployed into tangible agritech assets through two parallel routes: conventional equity, and Sharia-compliant agricultural forward finance aligned with AAOIFI standards.
- Routes
- Two — conventional equity, and Parallel Salam agricultural forward finance
- Sharia standard
- Structured to AAOIFI standards and reviewed by the Sharia advisory committee
- Debt
- Asset-backed, with no interest-bearing debt
- Reporting
- Quarterly production and distribution reporting and a third-party audit, once production begins
- Access
- Term sheets are available to qualified institutional investors after KYC verification
Route I
Conventional equity
Direct participation in facility-level or platform-level equity, with returns driven by yield distributions and asset appreciation.
- Facility SPVs or platform holdings
- Quarterly yield distributions, once production begins
- Third-party audited reporting from the first full year
Route II
Parallel Salam finance
Sharia-compliant agricultural forward finance: capital purchases future harvests at contract, while a parallel contract on-sells them — eliminating storage risk by design.
- Structured to AAOIFI standards
- Reviewed by the Sharia advisory committee
- Asset-backed, no interest-bearing debt
Both routes fund the same physical asset: the Tibbi Silivri greenhouse complex.
How Parallel Salam Works
Step 1
Salam contract
The investor pays today for a defined future harvest — species, grade, quantity, and delivery date fixed.
Step 2
Production
Efarms grows the contracted crop under controlled conditions — the forward risk CEA was built to remove.
Step 3
Parallel contract
A mirrored Salam sells the same harvest forward to an off-take buyer — no inventory is ever held at risk.
Step 4
Delivery & return
Harvest delivers to the buyer; the spread between the two contracts is the investor's return.
Choosing a route
The same asset, two ways to own the return.
Both routes fund the same physical thing: the Tibbi Silivri greenhouse. What differs is the instrument you hold, and where the return comes from.
Where the return comes from
Equity returns are driven by yield distributions and asset appreciation. Salam returns are the spread between the purchase contract and the parallel contract that on-sells the same harvest.
Where the risk sits
The parallel contract means no inventory is ever held at risk. Controlled-environment production is what removes the forward risk that makes agricultural Salam difficult to write against open-field farming.
Governance
One class of partnership: every partner votes, whatever the size of the allocation. On both routes, reporting is third-party audited once there is a trading year to audit.