Fresh Earth.

Cheap food
hid the bill.
The planet has
been paying it.

43% of soil organic carbon — borrowed from the ground, never repaid. Food got cheaper as soil got thinner, water got scarcer, biodiversity collapsed. We measure what was held off the ledger, write it down, and pay for the work that returns it.

Sources: FAO Status of World Soil Resources · CSIRO State of the Environment · ABARES land-use · IPBES biodiversity. Indicative figures · regional scope varies · further detail in the Information Memorandum.

Three things just
became true at the
same time.

The window opened in the last twenty-four months.

Three rails just lit up at the same time. Measurement turns soil carbon, biodiversity, water and food quality into priceable outcomes — measured by named auditors, not estimated. Disclosure became mandatory in January 2025; every large balance sheet now accounts for what its supply chain does to the land. Chain-of-custody records every step on-chain, end-to-end. Until now, regenerative agriculture had no instrument. Now it does. Fresh Earth invented the contract that makes the work pay.

The instrument

We can measure ten dimensions now — and the revenues.

Carbon, biodiversity, water-cycle efficiency, soil health, chemical-free practice, food & fibre quality, land value, wealth redistribution, Indigenous participation, women in farming. Independent labs, named auditors, government registries — plus the project economics audited the same way. The same precision financial markets demand.

The disclosure

Capital has to listen.

Australian climate disclosure became mandatory in January 2025. Every large balance sheet now accounts for what its supply chain does to the land.

The chain

Every step is recorded.

The same software that runs banks now runs farms — every change, every measurement, every dollar, recorded permanently and visibly.

Fresh Earth is
not a farm.
It is the rails
underneath one.

Fresh Earth is the operating system for regenerative farmland. The first investable asset class built on land plus measured outcomes — soil, water, biodiversity, climate, food, animals, people, culture. Held in commons. Open-sourced to scale.

Designed by experts. Provided by suppliers. Validated by operators. Verified on-chain. Monetised for investors.

Plan. Check. Price. Buyer. Every project moves through seven audited stages on one ledger. The first four are digital — the project is a working financial model before anyone touches the dirt. The library learns from every audited result. Each next farm is cheaper, faster, and higher-impact than the one before. Cash-flow timing for licensees: the 11% fee settles at Stage 06 audit (typically 6–18 months from contract); country-licensee equity liquidates at strategic event.

Capital wins when
the land heals.

Each farm runs the operating system. Costs of the work get paid first. The 11% licence fee then flows out to Fresh Earth group — contractually fixed, part of the waterfall. Admin and tax follow. Whatever remains is the net into treasury — the residual that stays inside the trust and compounds for unit-holders. Soil heals, water clears, biodiversity returns, food gets cleaner, communities steady — each dimension audited, each priced, each entered on the ledger.

One project · 100% of gross revenue accounted forIllustrative magnitudes · structure locked

You are buying the licence,
not the country.

FEU owns the master licence — the operating system itself. Every country, every regional operator, every vertical runs the same agreement. You are buying a piece of the operating system that scales — the rails underneath every farm worth restoring. The shape never changes; the income is additive — every new licensee, another identical line.

Term mechanics: 20% equity to FEU in every country licensee, plus a contractually fixed 11% of each project’s primary fee, paid out of the project waterfall to Fresh Earth group after operator, expert, and supplier costs. 11% lands at audit (typically 6–18 months from contract); the 20% licensee equity liquidates at the strategic event for that country — via secondary, IPO, or trade sale.

Until now, you couldn’t invest in regeneration. Now you can.

The licence · ten identical tiles · one patternSameness is the asset

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AUS

Australia

+20%+11%

Next

NZ

New Zealand

+20%+11%

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USA

United States

+20%+11%

Next

UK

United Kingdom

+20%+11%

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EU

European Union

+20%+11%

Forward

CAN

Canada

+20%+11%

Forward

ARG

Argentina

+20%+11%

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BRA

Brazil

+20%+11%

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ZA

South Africa

+20%+11%

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and onwards

+20%+11%

Reading key

+20% · equity Fresh Earth holds in this licensee+11% · share of every project that flows up

Every · tile · identical

Seven farms. 7,337.72 hectares.
Real ground.

The OS already runs. Hillview is the working precedent. Seven farms across New South Wales, independent audits in cycle (carbon by Pangolin Associates · soil and biodiversity by Southern Cross University · ACCU registration by the Clean Energy Regulator). The proof is on the dirt. Hillview’s 590-hectare carbon project, on a 25-year cycle, is already earning verified revenue — before this raise. This raise scales the platform that earns from these audits.

Hillview Park.
Australian Farmer of the Year, 2013.

Lachlan Graham, Australian Farmer of the Year 2013, brought Hillview Park into the Fresh Earth treasury structure. Nine hundred and ten point eight six hectares on the Southern Tablelands of New South Wales. A five-hundred-and-ninety-hectare soil organic carbon project sits on it, on a twenty-five-year cycle. Crookwell-3 wind farm above — thirteen turbines under lease. Two creeks running through. Pejar. Steve’s Creek.

Lachlan stays on as operator under the Fresh Earth Land MIS. Same hands on the land, paid via the project waterfall — not via licensee equity, not via FEVT. The land moves into commons. The work continues, paid. The audit is independent.

FEVT MIS · plain English · a regulated Australian trust (Managed Investment Scheme · ASIC s601EA) that holds the title to the land on behalf of unit-holders. The trust holds the title; FEVT unit-holders hold the economic rights. The land never leaves commons.

Every project on Hillview pays the eleven percent licence fee back to Fresh Earth Universe — calculated on the project’s gross revenue, contractually fixed, paid out of the project waterfall to Fresh Earth group (1.21% to FEU as the tech licence; 9.79% retained by the local licensee). That stream is what investors’ ordinary shares in FEU are pricing today. FEVT — the unit in the trust — is a separate, downstream raise.

Cash-flow timing · Hillview’s first audited carbon-credit issuance is forecast six to eighteen months from this raise close. The eleven percent licensing fee converts to FEU revenue at that audit settlement; the project treasury — what remains after costs and licensing — accrues to FEVT NAV. Indicative · subject to verification timeline.

Four factsHillview Park · NSW

1,167 ha

Total area

590 ha

Soil-carbon project

147,028

Verified carbon credits forecast (25 years)

25 years

Project cycle

We don’t just verify impact —
we engineer it.

Every measurement is taken by an independent specialist, lab-tested, recorded permanently, and made visible to every party in the project. There is no editorial pass on a soil sample.

As the land heals,
the treasury compounds.

Held in commons. Compounds forever.

Soil heals. Water clears. Biodiversity returns. Climate cools. Land moves into the trust and never leaves. Each audited project leaves its residual behind — more land bought, more projects completed, value rising without a coupon ever paid. Nothing is distributed. Everything compounds in commons.

Two streams, one operating system. The licence stream (11% of every licensee’s primary fee + 20% equity) flows to FEU as ordinary company revenue. The treasury stream (residual after all costs and fees) compounds inside the FEVT Land MIS, a regulated Australian Managed Investment Scheme, for unit-holders. Different ledgers. Different holders.

Making impact profitable.

Two tokens. One operating system. They can’t drift apart.

FEVT carries the verified profit. FEIT carries the verified impact. One project. Two ledgers. One audit. Capital and healing move together — by structure, not by promise. Neither token is part of this raise. Both are downstream of the operating system this raise funds. Profit and proof, locked to the same audit.

Every instrument you know measures one dimension. Land has ten.

We are giving humanity
the choice to own
the land that heals everything.

Six portals. One verified record. The same row of data means the same thing — whether you’re the operator on the dirt or the buyer signing the off-take.

Different jobs. One ledger.

The movement

Built by farmers,
scientists, technologists,
and operators.

Years proving regenerative agriculture can pay. Now building the rails so it can scale.

Lachlan Graham ran the six-farm proof on the ground. Luke Makepeace and Steve White co-CEO. Paul Taylor sets the science. Luke Star runs the books. Ben Nott shapes the story. Combined: 90+ years of regenerative agriculture, 7,337.72 hectares under management, an Australian Farmer of the Year award, and the operating system that turns those numbers into priceable assets.

A$1.5 million.
To scale the rails.

Ordinary shares in Fresh Earth Universe — the company that owns the operating system. A$15 million pre-money. The first capital under the new structure.

From concern to conviction, problem to profit.

In ten years, every regenerating hectare on earth will be priced, audited, and traded on rails.
We are the rails.

We priced what was
kept off the books.

Today: it feeds Australia. This decade: it pulls climate carbon at scale. This century: forest grows back where wheat used to fail — and the soil, the water, the animals, the people the land carries all heal together. Same operating system. Same ledger.

One infrastructure. Every industry.

Fresh Earth — The First Data-Verified Regenerative Land O.S. on Earth

Your investment buys ordinary shares in Fresh Earth Universe — the company that owns the operating system. Not a pure equity wager. Capital that builds the rails the next hundred years of regeneration will run on. Indicative timeline · returns realise at strategic liquidity events.