This menu is customized for Middle East (GCC) investors, including family offices, trading houses, perfume brands, and Shariah-sensitive capital, prioritizing asset security, offtake certainty, and USD-linked returns.
A. Offtake-Backed Capital Deployment (Preferred)
| Item | Structure |
|---|---|
| Capital Use | CO₂ extraction systems & capacity expansion |
| Security | Long-term offtake agreements + escrow |
| Offtake Products | Oud oil, agarwood extracts, resins, botanicals |
| Currency | USD-linked / USD-denominated |
| Target IRR | 14–20% (USD) |
| Tenor | 5–8 years |
Best for: Perfume houses, incense brands, commodity traders, sovereign-linked buyers.
B. Asset-Backed Equipment Investment (Shariah-Compatible Friendly)
| Item | Structure |
|---|---|
| Investment Vehicle | Equipment SPV / Ijarah-style lease |
| Security | First lien on SFE equipment |
| Revenue | Fixed lease or tolling fees |
| Target IRR | 12–16% (USD) |
| Tenor | 5–7 years |
| Downside | Equipment redeployment / resale |
Best for: Conservative family offices, Islamic finance-aligned investors, infrastructure capital.
C. Strategic Offtake + Minority Equity Hybrid
| Item | Structure |
|---|---|
| Equity Stake | 15–30% |
| Offtake Rights | Priority or exclusive volumes |
| Returns | Dividends + supply margin uplift |
| Target IRR | 18–25% (USD) |
| Strategic Benefit | Secured premium supply |
Best for: Vertically integrated fragrance and wellness groups.
D. JV with Guaranteed Purchase Floors
| Item | Structure |
|---|---|
| Foreign Equity | 30–50% |
| Risk Mitigation | Minimum annual offtake commitment |
| Governance | Reserved matters / veto rights |
| Target IRR | 18–24% (USD) |
| Exit | Buy-back or trade sale |
Best for: Regional conglomerates and investment arms.
10. Asset Security & Investor Protections (Middle East Context)
Middle East investors typically prioritize capital preservation and certainty. Philippine SFE investments can be structured to provide:
- Offshore SPV ownership of extraction equipment
- Title retention and first-priority security interests
- Escrowed offtake payments
- USD-denominated contracts
- Step-in rights on default
- Optional political risk and trade insurance
These mechanisms align Philippine SFE projects with GCC investment norms, positioning them closer to infrastructure and trade-finance risk profiles than venture equity.
11. reign-linked funds, and large trading groups seeking long-term, values-aligned investments.
Prepared for Saudi Vision 2030–aligned and UAE sustainability-focused investors evaluating Philippine-based Supercritical CO₂ Extraction platforms.