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FAQ and risk information
Risk disclosure
Investing in a poultry farming project carries risk, including the risk of losing some or all of the capital you commit. Returns are not guaranteed. Distributions depend on the farm making a profit in a period, and the final settlement depends on what the flock actually sells for. Do not invest capital you cannot afford to lose.
For what happens if a month loses money, if the flock dies, or if this business fails, read if things go wrong.
Your confirmed capital divided by the project capital. ₦3,000,000 in a ₦30,000,000 project is 10%. It is calculated on our servers from stored figures and fixed when your investment is confirmed.
No. Participation is measured against the full project capital, not against the amount raised so far, so a later investor does not dilute an earlier one.
Each project sets its own minimum and maximum investment. Both are shown on the project page and enforced at checkout.
Not before the flock is in production, which is around month six for a layer project. Each project states the stage at which distributions begin.
Farm revenue for the period, less recorded farm expenses, gives net farm profit. A share of that profit — set per project, not fixed at 50/50 — forms the investor pool, which is split by participation.
No distribution is calculated. The period is still published in full so you can see the revenue and the expenses that produced the loss.
Allocations are computed in kobo from exact capital figures, and the leftover kobo from rounding are distributed so the total always matches the pool exactly. No kobo is lost or invented.
The flock is sold and the sale is recorded with the buyer, the number of birds and the proceeds. Proceeds less approved adjustments form the amount available for settlement.
Not automatically and not as a guarantee. Committed capital is settled from the proceeds of the flock sale on the settlement terms of the project. If the flock sells for less than expected, the settlement is smaller, and you can receive back less than you invested.
No. They are separate financial events with separate terms and separate approval. The product keeps them apart everywhere they appear.
Disease and mortality, heat stress, feed price movement, egg and spent-bird price movement, operational failure, and illiquidity — capital is committed for the project duration and generally cannot be withdrawn early.
No. Any platform offering a guaranteed return on a live-animal agricultural project is describing something the underlying business cannot support.
Yes. A project can be paused if operations require it, and can be cancelled before capital is deployed. Both are published with the reason.