Above - cover of the NZ offer to "Qualifying Parties" (i.e. "Wholesale Investors")
Listed below, are the two investment entry options available. Invest in either (1) the NZ tea tree agribiz "Seed to Ship" production operations with an investment starting at NZD7,500 (wholesale investors only) or (2) the US "Ship to Shelf" distribution operations at USD250,000 plus, (Rule 501 qualifying investors only) with the added bonus of holding an indirect shareholding in the offshore subsidiaries.
Opening up distribution.
This is another reason why women will play a very important role in the "Tribal" ecosystem. As both investors and management. That reason is the plan to have "Tribal" admitted as a member of this nationwide organization in the US so that we can get preferential supplier access into both the private and public sector.
For Rule 501 Qualifying US Investors
The image shown is the cover of DOC-788. A Private Placement Memorandum for direct investment into the US holding company rather than into the NZ tea tree agribiz ops holding company.
This because, while we appreciate that Americans love to invest in NZ, most prefer to do so through a US legal entity such as an LLC, a pass-through Corp, a Dom C, private trust etc.
For this reason, we have (1) taken all of the information about this NZ tea tree agribiz project that is set out in the docs that take a NZ resident investor into the NZ company and then (2) represented this into a US investment offer template.
The template we have used is the NASAA, (North American Securities Administrators Association) "Form U7" offer disclosure document. One that is typically used by securities Regulators in all States that have adopted the SCOR (Small Corporate Offer Registration) regime for the registration of small, intrastate offerings made outside of SEC, Regulation D which now excludes offerings under REG-D up to USD10M from registration with the SEC.
Rule 501 (Accredited Investors) only may participate in this private placement. A link to the Form U7 offer template based document is now accessible by clicking on the cover image.