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ECAHLI Investment & ROI — Institutional Eco-Community Platform
Kisumu flagship investor-ready · v30  ·  16.5% base equity IRR · 2.80× Y5 DSCR · USD 73.1M CapEx  ·  Download Investor Pack ↗
ECAHLI Investment & ROI · Institutional Overview

Invest in Integrated Eco-Community
Nodes — Not Isolated Projects.

ECAHLI is a node-based, asset-backed eco-community platform. Each Node integrates housing, healthcare, education, employment, food systems, circular industry, and environmental stewardship into one governed, self-reinforcing operating system — designed for replication across geographies. The Kisumu flagship (Kenya) is the current institutional entry point.

Kisumu base case (v29): 16.5% base equity IRR · 2.80× Y5 DSCR · USD 73.1M CapEx · 30 revenue streams · 1,975-job employment ecosystem per node
Based on current financial models and not guaranteed. This page is informational only. See risk disclosures below.
16.5%Base Equity IRRKisumu v29 · base case illustration
2.80×Year 5 DSCRKisumu v29 · base case
$73.1MBase CapEx · KisumuDFI debt + equity + grants
3.65×Y10 Equity MOIC (base)Downside min: 1.44× · not guaranteed
30Revenue StreamsAcross 7 integrated zones
The ECAHLI Model · How Capital Flows

One Node. Seven Zones.
Thirty Revenue Streams.

Capital enters a governed SPV. An ECAHLI Node is built — a fully integrated community of housing, healthcare, education, agriculture, circular industry, and environmental infrastructure. That Node generates multi-stream revenue, pays investors, and documents the system for replication in the next Node.

  1. 1
    Capital enters a governed, milestone-linked SPV
    A 90-day pre-development sprint (USD 500K) de-risks land, permits, governance, and stakeholder readiness before full capital deployment. A development stewardship fee of USD 1.506M (2% of core CapEx) is paid in tranches, only as milestones are met. Movement IV modules are all OFF by default and require IC approval to activate. The governance architecture is designed to DFI standards.
  2. 2
    A complete 450-hectare Node is built over 16 months
    Seven integrated zones: residential (250 community homes + 200 Wandiga-style affordable housing), agriculture and food systems, healthcare clinic, education and TVET campus, circular economy and industrial zone, hospitality, and carbon/MRV. Each zone is independently viable and generates its own revenue — but the system is designed so that each zone strengthens the others.
  3. 3
    30 revenue streams switch on progressively from Month 17
    Residential rents and sales, agricultural produce and processing, healthcare fees, education tuition, industrial leases, hospitality income, carbon credits (MRV-verified, ITMO-eligible under Kenya's NDC), and circular economy revenues. No single stream accounts for more than 25% of Year 5 revenue — structural diversification is designed in, not assumed. Y5 revenue: USD 42.8M; Y5 EBITDA: USD 17.8M (41.5% margin).
  4. 4
    Revenue pays investors according to the capital stack structure
    The 40/30/15/15 capital stack — equity, DFI concessional debt (AfDB + KCB: USD 31.75M), grants, and carbon revenue — compresses the overall cost of capital while maintaining equity IRR at 16.5% base. Equity payback at Year 7. Y10 equity MOIC: 3.65× (base); minimum downside: 1.44×. All distributions governed by IC-approved SPV documentation.
  5. 5
    The system is documented and replicated — each Node cheaper than the last
    Every construction decision, procurement relationship, governance mechanism, and operational system is documented for deployment in the next Node (Homa Bay and beyond). Each replication uses the proven supply chain, tested governance, and operational knowledge from Kisumu — materially reducing execution risk and capital cost with each subsequent deployment.
Kisumu Flagship · Current Investment Entry Point

Kisumu, Kenya — v29/v30
The Institutional Base Case.

ECAHLI Kisumu is a 450-hectare, 30-stream, seven-zone integrated eco-community Node on Lake Victoria — and the current institutional entry point for the ECAHLI platform. v29 is the canonical base case, independently investable without Movement IV. v30 adds 10 governed expansion modules (all OFF by default), described in the Movement IV section below.

Financial Base Case · v29
Base equity IRR16.5%
Year 5 DSCR2.80×
Base CapEx$73.1M
Year 5 revenue$42.8M
Year 5 EBITDA$17.8M
Y5 EBITDA margin41.5%
DFI debt (AfDB + KCB)$31.75M
Y10 equity MOIC (base)3.65×
Minimum downside MOIC1.44×
Equity payback yearYear 7

Kisumu v29 base case illustration. Not guaranteed returns. All figures USD.

Node & Impact Outcomes · Per Node
Site area450 ha
Total homes per node450
  of which: community homes250
  of which: Wandiga affordable housing200
Employment ecosystem per node1,975
Direct permanent jobs (base)395
Direct job wage standard2.5× min wage
Patients served / year15,000
TVET students / year200
tCO₂e avoided / year25,000
Plastic diverted / year480t
Organic waste composted / year143t
Native plants / year52,000

Indicative outcomes based on Kisumu base case. The 1,975 employment ecosystem includes direct jobs, construction, farmers, SMEs, suppliers, and node-linked services.

ZonePrimary Revenue DriverSecondary BenefitStatus
ResidentialRents · home sales · Wandiga mortgages450 homes · workforce stabilityBase case
Agriculture & FoodProduce sales · agro-processing · livestock280 farmers engaged · food securityBase case
HealthcareFee-for-service · 15,000 patients/yrTelemedicine · CSTI training linkageBase case
Education & TVETTuition income · CSTI partnership200 students/yr · employment pipelineBase case
Industrial & DistributionSME leases · warehouse · logistics fees45 SMEs linked · supply chain valueBase case
HospitalityHotel · F&B · conferencingDFI/NGO visitor demand · tourismBase case
Circular Economy & CarbonITMO carbon credits · recycled materials480t plastic · 25,000 tCO₂e/yrBase case · MRV-verified

Capital stack (40/30/15/15): 40% equity · 30% DFI concessional debt at ~6% p.a. (AfDB + KCB: USD 31.75M) · 15% grants/DFI facility · 15% carbon revenue. The blended stack is designed to compress the overall cost of capital while maintaining a 16.5% base equity IRR. A 90-day pre-development sprint (USD 500K) de-risks land, permits, governance, and stakeholder readiness before full deployment. Development stewardship fee of USD 1.506M paid in milestone-linked tranches, only during the development phase.

Investor Pathways · Institutional Entry Points

Four Investor Profiles.
One Capital Stack.

The ECAHLI Kisumu capital stack is designed to accommodate four distinct investor profiles — each with a different role, risk profile, governance position, and return structure within the same underlying platform.

II.
Institutional · Family Office
Equity Co-Investment
Indicative: USD 2–10M equity

Direct equity in the T1 tranche (USD 22M required). 16.5% base IRR, 3.65× Y10 MOIC, equity payback Year 7. Downside scenario minimum 1.44× MOIC. DFI-grade governance documentation, milestone-linked reporting, and IC co-governance rights at qualifying thresholds.

  • Real-asset, land-backed equity with 30-stream revenue diversification
  • Low correlation to public markets; USD dual-currency structure
  • Full financial model and risk disclosure under NDA
Suitable for: Impact-aligned family offices, private equity, HNWIs
III.
Strategic · Corporate
Sector Partnership
Indicative: USD 500K–3M contribution

Operational or financial participation in a specific zone — food/agriculture, healthcare, materials/circular, education, or hospitality. Anchors supply chains, secures procurement relationships, and generates measurable ESG/SDG outcomes directly linked to verifiable node activity.

  • Zone-specific operational role with revenue participation
  • Direct visibility into supply chain and procurement outcomes
  • MRV-verified impact data aligned to corporate ESG reporting
Suitable for: Food & agri, health, materials, education, logistics partners
IV.
Climate · Carbon
Carbon & CDR Finance
Indicative: Structured per agreement

Forward purchase or co-financing of Kisumu's ITMO-eligible carbon credits (25,000 tCO₂e/year, MRV-verified, Verra VCS aligned). Participation in biochar, agroforestry, and soil-carbon CDR pathways. CSTI provides technical MRV infrastructure; ECAHLI Global Holdings is the issuing entity.

  • Compliance-grade carbon under Kenya's NDC — ITMO-eligible
  • Day-1 MRV framework with credible baseline verification
  • CDR co-benefits: biochar, soil carbon, native plant restoration
Suitable for: Climate funds, carbon markets, CDR buyers, voluntary offsetters

Indicative ticket sizes. All returns are projected and not guaranteed. See risk disclosures.

Base Case Returns · Kisumu v29

The Numbers.
Credible. Conservative. Documented.

All figures below are from the ECAHLI Kisumu Financial Model v29 (canonical base case). They are presented as institutional illustrations only and are not guaranteed returns. Movement IV (10 optional modules) is shown separately and does not form part of the base-case IRR or DSCR.

16.5%Base Equity IRR
2.80×Year 5 DSCR
$42.8MYear 5 Revenue
$17.8MYear 5 EBITDA
3.65×Y10 Equity MOIC (base)
1.44×Min Downside MOIC
ScenarioIRRDSCR Y5Y5 RevenueY5 EBITDAY10 MOICEquity Payback
Base case (v29)16.5%2.80×USD 42.8MUSD 17.8M3.65×Year 7
Downside scenario1.44×
Base + all Mv IV modules
(illustration only — not base case)
Not revisedNot revisedUSD 47.79MUSD 19.70M

Base case independence: The v29 base case is fully investable without any Movement IV module. Movement IV adds governed upside only — it does not affect the 16.5% IRR or 2.80× DSCR of the base case. All combined figures above are sensitivity illustrations only and should not be presented as base-case projections.

All figures projected from current models. Not guaranteed returns. All USD. See full risk disclosures below.

Movement IV · Governed Expansion Platform

Ten Optional Modules.
All Off by Default.

Movement IV is a governed expansion platform: 10 discrete modules that can be activated within an ECAHLI Node once the base Node is stable and generating revenue. Each module is OFF by default, separately capitalised, and requires IC approval to activate. They do not change the base-case IRR or DSCR. They are upside levers — not base-case assumptions.

$12.37M
Additional CapEx (all 10 modules)
$4.99M
Additional Y5 Revenue
$7.545M
Additional Y10 Revenue
+148
Additional Direct Jobs Y5

Aggregate figures across all 10 modules. Individual module financials available in the v30 model under NDA. Combined Y5 illustration only: USD 47.79M revenue, USD 19.70M EBITDA — not base-case projections.

OFF by default
🌿 Greenhouse Cluster
High-yield controlled-environment food production supplying the hospital, school, restaurant, and local market.
OFF by default
🏭 Organics Factory
On-site processing of organic waste into compost, biochar, and soil amendments — closing the agricultural loop.
OFF by default
🐝 Apiary & Spirulina
High-value honey production and spirulina cultivation — premium nutrition and wellness revenue streams.
OFF by default
🐄 Veterinary Clinic
On-node animal health services supporting the livestock and dairy supply chain, and the wider farming community.
OFF by default
♻️ Plastic Recycling
Scaled plastic processing converting diverted waste into recycled-content construction materials and road surfaces.
OFF by default
❄️ Cold-Chain Hub
Temperature-controlled storage and distribution serving the wider Kisumu agricultural region and supply chain.
OFF by default
🏗️ Materials Production
Low-carbon construction materials — CO₂-mineralised blocks, biochar panels — for internal use and external sale.
OFF by default
☀️ Energy Expansion
Scaled solar and biogas generation enabling energy export to the surrounding community and grid.
OFF by default
🎓 Skills Academy
Expanded TVET and professional development campus open to external students and corporate training programmes.
OFF by default
✈️ Aviation Support
Licensed airstrip for air medical evacuation, cargo logistics, and executive access — enhancing node connectivity.

IC governance: Each module requires a separate IC resolution to activate. Activation is binary (on/off per module). Module capitalisation is separately funded and does not draw on base-case equity. No module activation changes the base-case IRR (16.5%) or DSCR (2.80×). These are governed upside instruments — not embedded return assumptions.

Capital Allocation Scenario Tool

Investment Scenarios.

Model the same capital under two scenarios — a conventional benchmark and an ECAHLI participation pathway — across any time horizon. Switch between lump-sum and monthly-contribution modes.

For each scenario we assume a single upfront investment or regular monthly contribution with simple annual compounding. All outputs are illustrative only and do not constitute investment advice.
Shared parameters — both scenarios
Starting capital, both scenarios
1–30 years
Additional per year (default: 0)
ECAHLI pathway scenario
Standard Investment
Conventional compounding benchmark
Annual Rate
8.0%
assumed per year

Illustrative benchmark. Does not represent any specific fund or guaranteed return.

Projected Final Value
Total Gain
Total ROI
Total Invested
versus
ECAHLI Scenario
Selected participation pathway
Annual Rate
16.5%
assumed per year

Illustrative scenario. Actual outcomes depend on execution, structure, timing, and legal terms.

Projected Final Value
Total Gain
Total ROI
Total Invested
Scenario comparison
Adjust the parameters above to see the comparison.
For informational purposes only. Not financial advice. Not a guarantee of returns.
Relative capital projection — final value comparison
Standard
ECAHLI

Illustrative scenarios only. Not investment advice and not guaranteed returns. This tool is for comparative and informational purposes only.

The ECAHLI rate assumptions are illustrative targets — not guaranteed, contracted, or legally binding returns. Final terms are set out exclusively in binding documents under applicable law.

Investors should seek independent legal and financial advice before making any investment decision.

Risk Framing · Governance Architecture

How ECAHLI Manages Risk
at the Institutional Level.

Serious capital requires a serious risk discussion. The following is a factual account of the risk categories, specific mitigants built into the ECAHLI Kisumu structure, and the governance mechanisms designed to protect investors across the Node lifecycle.

🏗

Construction & Delivery Risk

Mitigant: a 90-day pre-development sprint (USD 500K) de-risks land acquisition, environmental permitting, design finalisation, governance structure, and multi-stakeholder readiness before full capital deployment. A milestone-linked 16-month development programme ties the development stewardship fee (USD 1.506M, 2% of core CapEx) to verified delivery milestones, not time.

💱

Macro & FX Risk

Mitigant: KES/USD dual-currency financial model with explicit FX sensitivity analysis. DFI concessional debt at ~6% p.a. compresses the cost of capital relative to market rates. Carbon revenues in USD from international ITMO buyers provide a natural USD income stream. Structural diversification across 30 revenue streams limits single-exposure volatility.

📊

Demand & Operating Risk

Mitigant: 30 uncorrelated revenue streams across 7 zones — no single stream exceeds 25% of Y5 output. Structural demand for housing, healthcare, and food in Kisumu County is documented and measurable. The ECAHLI–CSTI MOU is executed; County Government of Kisumu engagement is active. Y5 DSCR of 2.80× provides substantial debt service coverage headroom.

🏛️

Political & Governance Risk

Mitigant: SPV governance with IC approval thresholds for material decisions; Movement IV activation requires separate IC resolution; no hidden royalties or founder economics outside disclosed stewardship fee. Dutch Stichting structure for ECAHLI Global Holdings provides European legal domicile and transparent governance. DFI co-investment creates institutional accountability.

Early-Stage Development Risk

ECAHLI Kisumu is in active development — not yet at full deployment scale. The financial models are complete and audited. Institutional relationships are active. The CSTI MOU is executed. The Paraguay Live Lab provides operational proof-of-model. However, investors participate at the most risk-bearing stage. Capital may be at risk. Returns are not guaranteed.

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Documentation & Due Diligence

All investment terms, risk disclosures, governance rights, return structures, fee arrangements, exit provisions, and legal protections are governed exclusively by binding documentation under applicable law. Nothing on this page constitutes a legal offer, contract, or guarantee. Independent legal and financial advice is strongly recommended before any investment decision.

"The question is not whether one integrated node can work. The question is whether the model can replicate intelligently — community by community, continent by continent — and whether founding investors have the governance and conviction to be inside that compounding from the beginning."

Petrus Van Der Merwe — Founder & Lifelong Chair, ECAHLI Foundation

Next Steps for Investors

How to Engage
with ECAHLI Global Holdings.

1
Request the Kisumu Business Plan and Financial Model under NDA
The full v30 financial model, capital stack documentation, risk disclosures, governance framework (SPV structure, IC thresholds, Movement IV rules), and CSTI MOU are available under a mutual NDA. Contact investment@ecahli.com to initiate. Institutional enquiries and strategic partnership proposals are handled directly by ECAHLI Global Holdings.
2
Schedule a structured investor briefing
A 30–60 minute institutional briefing will walk through the capital stack, Zone-by-Zone revenue architecture, Movement IV module logic, governance documentation, and the 90-day pre-development sprint structure. Available to verified institutional enquiries via Calendly or direct correspondence.
3
Independent due diligence and legal review
All investment decisions must follow independent due diligence and legal review by qualified professionals under applicable law. ECAHLI Global Holdings welcomes and supports a thorough due diligence process. Full documentation, audited financials, governance records, and institutional correspondence are available to verified investors.
4
Binding commitment and milestone-linked deployment
Once binding documentation is executed, capital deployment follows the milestone-linked programme — beginning with the 90-day pre-development sprint. Investors receive structured reporting, direct access to the ECAHLI team, and a defined relationship with ECAHLI Global Holdings across the Node lifecycle.

Important disclaimer. All figures on this page are based on current financial models and are not guaranteed. This page is informational only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. IRR, DSCR, MOIC, EBITDA, and revenue figures are projected estimates. Actual outcomes depend on execution, macroeconomic conditions, regulatory environments, legal structure, and other risk factors. Capital may be at risk. Nothing here constitutes legal advice, investment advice, or a binding contract. Seek independent legal and financial advice before any investment decision. ECAHLI Foundation · Dutch Stichting · Netherlands. investment@ecahli.com · info@ecahli.com

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