Poultry ownership. Quarterly cash. Fully managed.
Own a fully-equipped production unit in an integrated poultry farm platform near Burao. Target 18–22% annual USD return, paid quarterly. The founder has already committed $200,000 of personal capital to prove the model.
A physical asset with a managed cash yield.
Each unit corresponds to a fully-equipped poultry house within a centrally-managed farm platform. You own the unit; we build, operate, and sell for you. Net income flows to you quarterly, in USD.
Land already owned
Family-owned land 15 km east of Burao, adjacent to a seasonal wadi with a shallow recharging aquifer. No acquisition cost, no lease risk.
Vertically integrated
Own borehole, own solar, own feed from Phase 2, own hatchery from Year 3. Attacks the largest input costs and de-risks supply.
Fresh market premium
Somaliland imports frozen chicken from Brazil at $2.50–3.50/kg. Fresh local chicken sells at $4.50–6.00/kg into Burao and Hargeisa.
Short cycles. Recurring cash. Structural demand.
Poultry is the fastest-turnover livestock investment available. Six cycles per year compound cash quickly and smooth returns across the calendar.
Recurring quarterly income
45-day cycles allow up to 6 flocks per year — you receive income continuously, not seasonally, which improves capital efficiency and compounding.
Resilient demand
Chicken is the most affordable animal protein globally and sales are stable through economic cycles. In Somaliland, per-capita consumption is growing as urbanisation continues.
Fast time-to-income
First distributions occur within two full production cycles of unit go-live. Compared to date palms (7+ years), livestock (2–3 years), or greenhouses (18+ months), poultry is the fastest cash-generating agri asset.
Modular scale
Each house is an independent unit. New capacity is added house-by-house as demand absorbs supply — no all-or-nothing capex commitment, no wasted capacity.
15 km east of Burao, on family land.
Burao is Somaliland's second city and its livestock and produce trading capital. The site sits near a seasonal river with a shallow, recharging aquifer — the best borehole conditions in Togdheer.
- LandFamily-owned outright · no acquisition cost, permanent construction rights
- WaterAdjacent to seasonal wadi with shallow recharging aquifer — pumping test confirms sustainable yield before build
- EnergySolar-first design: array-direct pumping, gravity-fed drip, battery for buildings only
- Market15 km to Burao livestock and produce market — daily fresh chicken sales without cold-chain gymnastics
- Export180 km to Berbera Port — opens Gulf optionality for later phases (Phase 3 livestock export)
Site
15 km east of Burao
Togdheer Region, Somaliland
Dubai holding company. Somaliland assets. English-law contracts.
The structure is designed for Gulf and diaspora investors: recognised regional jurisdiction, familiar contract law, and clear enforcement path through DIFC arbitration.
Unit shares in a Dubai company
Beneficial ownership held through a DMCC Free Zone Company in Dubai. Each unit corresponds to a specific poultry house at the Burao site, recorded in the Unit Register.
- Jurisdiction DMCC Free Zone, Dubai
- Ownership 100% foreign permitted
- Bank UAE-based, USD denominated
English law with DIFC arbitration
The Unit Purchase Agreement is governed by English law — the global standard for cross-border investment contracts. Disputes are arbitrated under DIFC-LCIA rules in Dubai.
- Governing law English
- Seat DIFC, Dubai
- Rules DIFC-LCIA arbitration
Quarterly USD distributions
Revenue from chicken sales flows in this order: operating costs first, insurance reserve second, investor distributions third, operator profit last. Investors are paid before the operator.
- Currency USD
- Frequency Quarterly, in arrears
- Priority Ahead of operator
Same payout. Rising price. Earlier investors win.
Every unit produces the same $11,000 annual payout, regardless of which phase you buy in. Early phases price the payout lower — so early investors earn a higher rate of return. Prices rise as construction progresses; no discounts, no retroactive reductions.
The income stream is constant; the entry price is not. Every phase that sells out re-prices the remainder upward.
Everything to make your unit produce.
The unit price covers construction, equipping, commissioning, first-flock working capital, and all setup fees. There are no hidden call-ons or capex catches.
Poultry house construction
Steel frame, mud-brick walls, corrugated roof, sealed concrete floor. Built to biosecurity standards, sized 2,500 birds per cycle.
Automated production equipment
Automatic feeders, nipple drinkers, brooding lamps, ventilation fans, biosecurity foot-baths.
Share of shared infrastructure
Proportional beneficial interest in the borehole, solar plant, cold room, staff quarters, and access road.
Opening flock working capital
Day-old chicks, feed, and medication for the first cycle. You begin earning from cycle one, not cycle two.
Insurance from Day 1
Avian influenza, Newcastle disease, fire, and theft cover on the unit and its flock, held at platform level.
Legal setup and registration
Unit certificate, registration in the Company's Unit Register, KYC/AML processing, all UAE and Somaliland compliance fees.
From reservation to first distribution in 26 weeks.
Seven steps. Payment is milestone-based and released against completion, not upfront in full.
Reservation
Place a $5,000 reservation payment to secure your unit at Phase 1 price. Fully refundable within 14 days.
Documentation and agreement
NDA followed by Unit Purchase Agreement. Both under English law with DIFC arbitration. Signed digitally through DocuSign or equivalent.
First instalment (40%)
First payment on agreement signing. Funds held in the Dubai company's client account. Reservation payment credited toward this instalment.
Construction (8–12 weeks)
Your unit is built and equipped. You receive photographic and video documentation at each milestone. Second instalment (40%) released on completion of construction.
Commissioning and first flock
Day-old chicks placed. Final instalment (20%) released. Farm manager begins the first production cycle.
First distribution
Approximately 5–6 months after unit go-live, after two full production cycles complete. Distributions continue quarterly thereafter.
Ongoing reporting
Quarterly production reports per unit. Annually audited group financials. Optional annual site visit.
Founder capital committed first.
Skin in the game, before yours
The founder has committed $200,000 of personal capital to the pilot phase — building the water and solar backbone, first four poultry houses, and 12 months of operating cash flow. Investor capital is only accepted after the pilot has produced documented performance data.
During the investment term, founder capital remains subordinated to investor distributions. The operator is the last party paid in every distribution cycle — this alignment is written into the Unit Purchase Agreement.
- Background15+ years in cybersecurity consulting (FireEye, Trellix), diaspora entrepreneur with active ventures across agriculture, technology, and retail.
- Committed$200,000 personal capital, subordinated throughout investor term
- Farm operationsRegional farm manager (Ethiopia/Kenya poultry industry) on Day 1, veterinary retainer, biosecurity SOP
- Reporting from UAEInvestor reporting and legal administration from Dubai office
Capital at risk. Target returns are estimates.
Please read carefully
Investment in this opportunity involves risk of capital loss. Target returns are model-based estimates, not guarantees. Before committing capital, review the full prospectus and, where appropriate, take independent financial and legal advice.
This offering is presented by private introduction to sophisticated investors and members of the Somaliland diaspora business community. It is not a public offering, is not authorised by the FCA, the DFSA, or any equivalent authority, and is not covered by any deposit compensation scheme.
Disease outbreak
Avian influenza or Newcastle disease can cause substantial flock mortality. Insurance mitigates but does not eliminate this risk.
Feed cost inflation
Global commodity prices affect operating margins. Phase 2 crop production partially mitigates through internal supply.
Chick supply disruption
Early years depend on imported day-old chicks. Two independent supply contracts from Day 1; own hatchery from Year 3.
Water availability
Depends on wadi aquifer recharge. Drought could reduce production capacity.
Political and legal risk
Somaliland is not internationally recognised. Enforcement of foreign judgments in Somaliland is limited; investor protection rests on the Dubai holding company.
Liquidity
No established secondary market. Early exit depends on operator buyback (available from Year 4) or third-party transfer.
Questions investors ask.
Who owns the land?
The land is family-owned outright by the founder. It's contributed to the platform through a long-term use-right arrangement; no acquisition cost is passed to investors. The Somaliland operating subsidiary holds the operating rights, which are documented in the group structure.
How is my ownership secured?
You hold beneficial ownership of your unit(s) through a Dubai DMCC Free Zone company. Each unit has a Unit Reference Number, is physically identifiable at the farm site, and is recorded in the Company's Unit Register. Your contract is with the Dubai company under English law.
What happens if a flock fails?
Insurance covers avian disease, fire, and theft. If a flock is lost, insurance proceeds fund replacement chicks and feed, and the next production cycle resumes. Distributions in the affected quarter may be reduced or deferred but do not become debt.
Is this Sharia-compatible?
The structure is compatible with Sharia principles as an equity-participation investment: investors own a productive real asset (the poultry house), income derives from the sale of halal goods, and returns are not guaranteed. A formal Sharia certification can be obtained on request for larger commitments.
Can I visit the farm?
Yes — unit holders may visit the site once per year at their own cost, on reasonable notice. Group visits are organised annually for interested investors.
What if I want to exit early?
From Year 4 you can request an operator buyback at fair market value determined by an independent valuer. The operator uses reasonable endeavours to complete within 180 days. You may also transfer to a third party with our consent and right of first refusal.
How are distributions taxed?
Distributions are paid in USD from the Dubai company. Personal tax treatment depends on your country of residence — you are responsible for reporting income in your home jurisdiction. We provide a distribution statement suitable for tax filing.
How do I pay from outside the UAE?
International wire transfer to the company's USD client account with a UAE bank. Accepted from all major jurisdictions subject to KYC/AML clearance. Details are provided after NDA signing.
What happens after the six-year term?
Twelve months before term-end you receive three options: renew for a further period at then-current terms, accept an operator buyback at fair market value, or elect for a proportionate share of platform net asset value on wind-down.
Can I invest less than $50,000?
The standard unit is $50,000 in Phase 1. Half-unit and quarter-unit arrangements can be considered on request for smaller commitments; contact us to discuss.
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