Fresh Earth.

Hillview Park (910 ha) became Australia’s first regenerative farm ratified by Pangolin, Southern Cross, Eurofins, and CER on 30 April 2026. Verified soil and biodiversity data convert ecological recovery into recognised assets. This proof moves regeneration from story to investable fact. It sets the benchmark for the next A$6.5 M expansion round.

Natural‑capital investment reached US$200 B in 2025. Only 2% was verified at farm level. Australia’s verified regenerative land could reach A$15 B TAM, A$3 B SAM, and A$0.5 B SOM by 2028. Fresh Earth links land data, scientific verification, and capital to turn soil health into a transparent asset class.

Each verified A$1 is split A$0.74 to farm operations, A$0.15 to verification, and up to A$0.11 (11% max) to the platform. The Platform Development Fee is capped and paid last. As more hectares verify, these inflows repeat across 5,879 ha, linking ecological proof to financial return without speculation.

Hillview Park (910 ha) received A$420 k on 15 May 2026 from the Clean Energy Regulator for soil‑carbon credits. An up to A$46 k (11% max) Platform Development Fee was paid three days later. Riverbend Farm signed an A$180 k biodiversity credit sale on 12 Apr 2026 for June settlement. All entries are verified by Pangolin and logged on Hedera for independent proof of value flow.

Each managed hectare grows more productive and resilient. Verified Hillview data shows biodiversity +22%, soil carbon +0.7 t C/ha, and water infiltration +18%. These metrics lift asset value and platform revenue, rewarding measurable regeneration over speculation.

Hillview Park (NSW) is Fresh Earth’s first full‑scale proof site. Every metric is audited and hash‑chained, forming the baseline for future projects. Pangolin Associates note: “Verification integrity meets institutional standard.” The site demonstrates that ecological recovery and financial performance advance together. The portfolio is the proof of concept, not the marketing of one.

On 30 Apr 2026 Pangolin, Southern Cross University, Eurofins, and the Clean Energy Regulator ratified the Hillview methodology. Each data point is lab‑tested and hashed on entry. Pangolin statement: “Data immutability achieved.” This creates a permanent audit trail for investors and farmers alike.

Fresh Earth ships four named modules. Design writes the Change of Practice plan — soil profile, baseline, intervention, tolerance. Verify books the attestation with named independent auditors: Pangolin Associates, Southern Cross University, the Clean Energy Regulator. Value prices the verified outcome in dollars-per-tCO2e at issuance. Connect settles capital against the signed attestation on Hedera. No attestation, no settlement. Live cohort: Hillview Park, 1,167 ha, in cycle 2024–2027.

In two years, verified land grew from 910 ha to 5,879 ha (+546%). Captured data rose 536% to 700 k points. Revenue per hectare climbed 62% to A$68 as automation cut manual costs. Five farms now run under the protocol with A$3.5 M from 42 holders, building momentum for the A$6.5 M raise and verifier ratification by 30 April 2026.

The A$6.5 M raise extends holdings from 5,879 ha to ≈10,000 ha by 2028. Revenue should rise from A$1.2 M to A$4.0 M as costs fall from 70% to 55% of revenue. EBIT margin moves toward 45%. Independent verification by Pangolin, Southern Cross, Eurofins, and CER anchors these projections and controls risk.

Setting up a hectare costs ≈A$1,850 including mapping and verification. Verified revenue averages A$620 by year 3 and A$850 by year 5. Breakeven arrives within 3–4 years. Once ratified by Pangolin, Southern Cross, Eurofins, and CER, verified credits support a 12–16% annual uplift based on current model data.

Hillview's 1,167 ha verification is now the model for five farms covering 5,879 ha. Each new site runs the same four modules — Design, Verify, Value, Connect — on the same audited infrastructure. Next on the roadmap: biodiversity uplift under the Nature Repair Market (vertical 2), then catchment water quality at Pejar (vertical 3, indicative target 2027). Same chassis. New method files. Forward-looking, subject to method approval.

A five‑member board chaired by Pangolin Associates reviews all land and carbon data before release. Founders hold 60%, early investors 25%, and the team 15%. Southern Cross, Eurofins, and CER verify performance through 30 April 2026, ensuring each hectare record is independently ratified.

This wholesale round funds the final platform build and verification across five farms (5,879 ha) plus Hillview (910 ha). Independent partners Pangolin, Southern Cross, Eurofins, and CER ratify data by 30 Apr 2026. The fund holds the land title. Each holder owns a fractional interest in the fund that holds the title.

In this session we open the Hillview dashboard and stream live verifier data from Pangolin, Southern Cross, Eurofins, and CER. We show how each hectare links to the fund’s titled holdings. You’ll preview the 30 April 2026 verifier ratification and meet the team expanding the 5,879 ha network. Access is limited to verified wholesale investors registering within 7 days.

This document is provided to wholesale, sophisticated and professional investors only as defined in s708(8)/(11) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). It is NOT a prospectus, offer information statement, or other regulated disclosure document under Chapter 6D of the Corporations Act. ASIC's sophisticated-investor accountant-certificate thresholds: A$2.5M net assets or A$250,000 gross income in each of the previous two financial years.

Fresh Earth Value Tokens are a future-state offer requiring their own offer document, platform completion, outcome verification, and regulatory approvals (RG 170). The instrument currently offered in this round is equity in Fresh Earth Universe Pty Ltd. References to Land Tokens in this deck describe future-state product architecture, not currently available securities.

Forward-looking statements are subject to assumptions disclosed in the Information Memorandum and depend on factors outside Fresh Earth's control. Capital is at risk; past performance is not indicative of future results. The word "guaranteed" is not used and no instrument in this deck is guaranteed in any sense. No comparison is made or implied between Fresh Earth's instruments and term deposits or other low-risk products.

Soil carbon: quarterly sampling at 0–10 cm, 10–30 cm, 30–50 cm depths, analysed by Eurofins Labs. Biodiversity: annual ecological surveys using standardised indices. Water-infiltration: tested pre and post practice change. Audit signatory: Pangolin Associates. Science partner: Southern Cross University. Federal carbon gate: Clean Energy Regulator. All readings hash-chained on entry to the Guardian register on Hedera; immutable post-signature.

The 11% PDF is a floating, capped, treasury-first fee on verified project gross inflows. It is contracted in the Subscription Agreement, sits outside the project profit waterfall, and is reported quarterly. It funds the operating system, the audit infrastructure, and the next change of practice — making subsequent regenerative interventions cheaper, faster, and more credible than the one before.

FEVT · Fresh Earth Value Token. PDF · Platform Development Fee. CMF · Compliance Management Framework. RG 170 · ASIC Regulatory Guide on prospective financial information. s708(8)/(11) · Corporations Act exemptions for wholesale, sophisticated, and professional investors. CER · Clean Energy Regulator (federal). Hedera · the distributed ledger on which verification records are hash-chained.