Overview:

The Company has partnered with some of the largest producing coal companies in the USA which supply 85% of the coal mined in America, giving the Company over 20 years of coal feedstock for its Humate (Humic) based products.
The Company will be producing a proprietary humate products (the “Product”) on site or just off site where the coal is being mined. This process allows the Company to clean up waste coal for the coal companies, which the EPA supports, producing a nutrient rich, organic soil enhancer which allows the coal company to take waste coal (a liability) and turn it into a valuable asset by producing the Product. This process also allows the reclamation of the site by using the Product to cover the land and the coal company is able to forego the expense of buying and transporting top soil to the site.
The USDA is providing farmers with crop failure and drought problems, subsidies for the purchase of products such as the Product. Organic farming is exploding globally and thus the demand for organic soil enhancers is also exploding globally. Currently there are only a dozen companies in the USA who are producing Humic products in this space.
The demand for Humic products outpaces current supply. There is plenty of room for additional producers in this space and the Company is uniquely positioned to become the major global producer of Humic products with over $500 million in coal supplies which can generate over $1.5 Billion at wholesale price within the next 5 years.

By the Numbers:

One ton of waste coal costs on average $20-25. One ton of coal yields three tons of Product. The Product sells wholesale at $200 per ton and a 20-pound bag retails at $50. Conservatively, $50 total cost to produce the Product (per ton) yields $600 for three tons of the Product. That is 12 times profit versus costs at wholesale pricing.

Fertilizers, which strips the land’s natural nutrients, creates environmental concerns, and cost much more than the Product per acre. Despite these factors, the industry as a whole is growing! The global nitrogenous fertilizer market generated a value of $98,627.9 million in 2012 and is anticipated to grow 2.2% by 2018 with an estimated value of $113,998.2 million by 2018. The global market value of the nitrogenous fertilizer consumed by the Grains and Oilseeds segment was $59,630.8 million with a projected 2.4% for the term 2013-2018.

The Investment:

The Company has designed a cutting edge business approach to this incredible opportunity and is creating an agriculture fund where investors can participate on debt or equity basis. The Company intends to raise $100 million in debt and equity while providing the investors with superior returns and limited risk. With double digit growth yearly and incredible profit margins, together with recession proof economic business model, investors will enjoy the returns and sleep well at night.

The fund will focus on investments in processing coal into the Product at active mining sites in cooperation with the coal companies contracted. In addition, the fund will be investing in current companies that are producing Humic products and buying struggling farms and supply the nutrient rich soils that will turn the farms into highly profitable enterprises.

Project bullet points:

  • Waste water, manure, green waste and coal with a microbialenhancer on a 3:1 ratio = tons of Product
  • USDA in California has agreed to supply farmers’ subsidies to purchase Productfor land experiencing drought and crop failure
  • Agriculture Co-Ops. will agree to distribute the Product
  • USDA in California will certify the Product as “organic” soil enhancer and groundwater enhancer.
  • Creates permanent jobs.
  • Cleans up the environment from toxic coal sites.
  • Re-nourishes failing cropland.Processing includes:
  • Taking coal and crop scraps running them through a pulverizer to make BB sizedmaterial.
  • Digging a pit and placing coal and crop scraps into the pit.
  • Irrigating the pit with waste water (urea).
  • Covering the pit with tarp.
  • Adding XLR8 microbial enhancer.

For more information or to set up a call with the principals on project, please contact:

Anthony W. Licausi
Managing Partner
+1.646.930.4467
[email protected]

Chris Cicola
Partner
+1.646.578.8196
[email protected]