The infrastructure layer.
Not a land fund.
Sovereign Land SAS (France). You invest at the platform and standard-setting layer — not in land assets. The infrastructure that makes every downstream deployment possible.
“The first platform to solve system-level bankability for degraded land — across ownership types, jurisdictions, and financing frameworks — defines the category.”
$44T
per year in degraded ecosystem services globally
Source: UNCCD5B ha
degraded land — most already owned, none financed
0
dominant operating standards exist today for this problem
Nature’s productivity already generates enormous value. The only thing missing is the financial structure.
Cleaner water, lower fire risk, stable energy, healthy soil — these are real, measurable outputs that buyers will pay for. Governments, utilities, and industrial buyers already absorb the cost of degraded land: in fire suppression budgets, elevated water treatment costs, rural economic decline.
The transition from degraded to productive is not speculative. It is proven, repeatable, and scalable. The gap is structural: no one has built the financial infrastructure to get there. No one has connected operators, capital, and buyers into a bankable system that any landowner can access.
10–20 year operating agreements with extreme switching costs = a deep moat. Compounding data advantage — every quarter of deployment makes the next project easier to underwrite. No competitor will have this data because no one else structures projects this way.
This is not what you’ve seen before.
Not conservation
We don't require ownership — we structure around existing title
Not carbon credits
Multi-output self-hedging is the opposite of single-output fragility
Not land private equity
We never buy land — pure operating leverage, no balance-sheet risk
Not farm software
We connect to capital markets, not just fields
Not a fund
Platform fees and milestone revenue — not carried interest
No fees linked to capital raised.
Pure operating leverage.
No balance-sheet risk. Revenue from structuring, deployment, operations, and platform fees. NM benchmark: $2.5M base fees over 3 years from the first pilot alone.
Program design & structuring
Upfront fee
LandStack deployment
Upfront fee
Operations, MRV & reporting
Recurring (36+ months)
Per-acre platform fees
Recurring · $2.00 to ≤$1.00/acre/mo at maturity
Performance milestone fees
Milestone-triggered
Module expansion
$250K per 10,000 ha added
Team
Three senior hires — Structuring, CTO, Origination
LandStack
Development, deployment, first data flows
MRV & reporting
Field-grade to finance-grade translation pipeline
Legal architecture
Bankability frameworks across ownership types
Origination
NM public land + Spain private/municipal land
$2.5M
base fees over 3 years from the first New Mexico pilot alone
Gated. Nothing advances without prior validation.
Each milestone is a decision gate. Capital only flows to the next stage when the previous stage is validated. This protects investors and sharpens execution focus.
LandStack MVP deployed · NM data flows
Q2 2026
Head of Structuring hired
Q2 2026
First municipal LOI signed (NM)
Q3 2026
Bond submission to NMSIC
Q4 2026
First paid engagement
Q4 2026
IRB issued · capital deployed
H1 2027
First stabilised revenue data
H2 2027
If NM doesn’t reach bond submission within 12 months, we pivot to smaller paid engagements — bankability assessments for private landowners, MRV scoping for timber companies — while preserving methodology IP and LandStack platform investment.
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