Invest Together. Build Value Together.
Review structured projects, understand their terms and risks, receive the appropriate units or authorised shares, and take part in eligible cooperative decisions.
The Process
How Cooperative Membership Works
A clear path from verification to informed participation and reporting.
Governance and Voting
Member participation with clear decision routes
Investment Projects
Information before commitment
Every approved opportunity should present enough information for an eligible member to assess its structure and project-specific risks.
- Project summary
- Funding target
- Investment limits
- Opening and closing dates
- Expected duration
- Allocation method
- Milestones
- Risks and fees
- Exit and refund terms
- Updates and financial reports
Investment Structure
Know what your record represents
Project units and ordinary cooperative shares are separate records and are not automatically interchangeable.
Existing Member Records
Legacy Savings Plans
Existing savings records remain available to affected members. These plans are separate from current project-investment opportunities and do not automatically create land ownership, project units, or returns.
Member Benefits
Why Choose the Cooperative?
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a cooperative investment project?
It is an approved opportunity with its own purpose, funding target, timeline, milestones, risks, fees, and participation terms.
Who can invest?
Participation is limited to verified, eligible members who satisfy the project terms and applicable cooperative policy.
What is the difference between project units and cooperative shares?
Project units relate to one specific project. Authorised cooperative shares are issued under a separate approved share structure. They are recorded separately and are not automatically interchangeable.
How does voting work?
Eligible members may vote on proposals on a one-member, one-vote basis. For decisions affecting a specific project, voting weight may reflect confirmed investment or ownership percentage.
Are returns guaranteed?
No. Returns are project-specific, project outcomes may vary, and members should review every risk disclosure and project term before investing.
How are project funds tracked?
Confirmed payments, allocations, milestones, reports, distributions, refunds, reversals, and transaction history are recorded for member reporting and oversight.
What happens if a project does not reach its funding target?
The project-specific terms will explain whether the deadline may be extended, the scope may change, or confirmed funds may be refunded.
Can project terms change?
Material changes are documented through updated project terms and the required cooperative, board, or investor approval route.
How are returns distributed?
Any available distribution follows the approved project terms, confirmed ownership records, required deductions, and completion of the relevant approval checks.
Can an investment be refunded?
Refund eligibility depends on the project’s stated refund and exit conditions. Completed or committed investments may not be immediately refundable.
How can members monitor project progress?
Members can use project updates, milestone records, financial reports, transaction history, and member statements made available through the platform.
Are old savings plans still available?
Existing savings records remain accessible to affected members. Any active legacy plan shown publicly is separate from the new project-investment structure.