EkoAyiti is raising growth capital to launch ecological-charcoal production in Hinche, Haiti — a purpose-driven business attacking a $400M market while reversing deforestation. Strong projected returns, real environmental impact.
Over 80% of Haitian households cook with charcoal — a $400M annual market with constant, non-discretionary demand.
Locally-sourced waste as feedstock keeps input costs low. A competitively-priced product with healthy margins.
Every briquette sold protects forests, cuts emissions, and creates rural jobs — measurable impact investors can stand behind.
First-year output is projected at 96,000 briquettes/day (~$3,000/day at $0.03125 each) over a 10-month production run.
Years 2–5 assume additional production plants and 3–4 new locations nationwide, funded by reinvested profits.
Illustrative projections using a deliberately conservative 15% profit margin (management expects 30–40%), based on the revenue model above and equity share.
| Investment | Equity | 5-yr profit share | 5-yr ROI | Est. equity value · Yr 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | 1.0% | $83,475 | 16.7× (1,669%) | $876,000 |
| $1,000 | 0.2% | $16,695 | 16.7× (1,669%) | $175,200 |
| $500 | 0.1% | $8,347 | 16.7× (1,669%) | $87,600 |
* Returns are projections, not guarantees. Available agricultural waste can shift these assumptions by 30–50%, which is why agriculture is part of our plan. Distributions are expected to begin at the end of year two, with a possible partial distribution after year one.
Tell us the amount you'd like to invest ($1,000+ diaspora, $500+ in Haiti) via the contact form or email.
We prepare an Investor Agreement with your equity percentage and signature, and send it for your e-signature.
Funds are deposited to the account specified in the agreement, and you become an equity owner of EkoAyiti.
Investors may withdraw their investment after a six-month holding period with 2% interest, per the Investor Agreement. Governed by the laws of California.