CoUnit: Investment in Industrial and Service Sector
Product Overview
CoUnit is the investment product on Osool Gamma platform that focuses on the industrial and productive sector. This product allows investors to own fractional shares in tangible industrial assets that contribute to the real economy, such as factories, production lines, laboratories, and technical and engineering workshops. The goal of CoUnit is to connect investors with the manufacturing and logistics services sector, where profits are achieved through production operations and selling products or providing specialized technical services.
Key Features of CoUnit
How Does Osool Gamma Use This Product?
First: Selection Process (Industrial & Feasibility Audit)
The platform relies on detailed feasibility studies conducted by licensed consulting firms when selecting CoUnit projects. The study includes: production line efficiency, raw material availability, existing supply contracts, and factory competitiveness in the market. All necessary industrial and environmental licenses are verified to ensure operational continuity without legal obstacles.
Second: Tokenization Process (Tokenization & SPV)
Since industrial assets (machinery and equipment) require special legal structuring, the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) system is used. An independent company is established that owns the factory or production line entirely, then shares of this company are tokenized into digital tokens (Tokens) on the blockchain. Each token represents fractional ownership in the company that owns the industrial asset and manages its profits.
Third: Investment Mechanism
The industrial project is offered for subscription with an accessible minimum, allowing individuals to enter projects that previously required millions. Investors' funds are kept in the Escrow Account, and amounts are not disbursed to purchase equipment or operate the factory until all legal establishment requirements and SPV ownership documentation are met, ensuring highest capital security.
Fourth: Returns Distribution
Returns in CoUnit come from operational and production profits. Net profits are calculated after deducting raw materials, labor, and maintenance costs. Smart contracts distribute these profits to investors periodically (quarterly or according to production cycle). Investors can also track production and sales reports via the platform, and sell their share in the secondary market based on factory performance and market value growth.