Aerial view over continuous forest cover

Corporate Structure

Connecting Brazilian Natural Assets With U.S. Capital and Global Carbon Markets

The proposed architecture separates asset custody and field execution in Brazil from international contracting, treasury and market access in Delaware.

TerraCO Brazil

Assets, implementation and technical execution

  • Land assets
  • Local contracts
  • Project implementation
  • Field operations
  • MRV
  • Issuance
  • Reserves
BrazilRua Major Manoel Corrêa, 59 — Centro
Boa Vista — RR
CEP 69301-450
Brazil

TerraCO Delaware

Contracting, capital and market access

  • International contracting
  • Offtake relationships
  • Treasury
  • Distribution
  • Investor relations
  • Global market access
United States3911 Concord Pike #8030
Wilmington, DE 19803
United States

Structure is proposed, not approved

This description sets out an intended corporate architecture.

TerraCO is being developed under a 50/50 ownership structure between BlueLand Carbon (BLC) and Mbombo Investment Group, with governance shared equally. Reserved matters are designed to include acquisitions, material contracts, pricing, debt, guarantees, treasury, audit and admission of new shareholders.

Land assets are designed to remain owned by TerraCO Brazil and are not automatically transferred to any investor. An investor or buyer holds contractual economic and delivery rights, with no automatic land ownership or equity interest.

No statement here implies that this structure has received regulatory approval, authorisation or clearance from any authority.

Project-specific legal, tax and regulatory validation is required in each relevant jurisdiction before the structure is implemented or relied upon.