Institutional-Grade
Cattle Feeding Investments.

Yes, absolutely. When you allocate capital into Crown Beef, a unique electronic RFID ear tag number is allocated directly to each animal and registered under your investor dossier.

You are participating in a commercial feeding batch housed at Renosterkop Farm, where each animal is individually monitored for weight gain, nutritional conversion, and health. You receive an electronic certificate of allocation with the serial numbers of your cattle.

We protect your capital through two independent layers:

• Operational Rigor (99.97% Survival Rate): All cattle undergo a mandatory 24-hour intake inoculation protocol, continuous biometric monitoring, and twice-daily veterinary inspections by experienced herd managers.
• Comprehensive Feedlot Mortality Insurance: All cattle housed within our facility are covered by comprehensive mortality insurance underwritten by accredited South African agricultural insurers. In the rare event of mortality, the insurance replaces the animal's capital value, protecting investor principal.

Crown Beef does not sell finished cattle on speculative, open livestock auctions where prices fluctuate weekly.

We possess an evergreen commercial off-set agreement with an accredited commercial abattoir to supply 1,000 cattle per month. This pre-agreed contract locks in our off-take volume and slaughter purchase price upon reaching the target 460 kg weight. Because our sales revenue is contractually locked in advance, your 11.76% fixed return (R19,000 payout on R17,000 initial allocation) is completely insulated from retail auction volatility.

At Day 90 of your feeding cycle, our investor relations desk issues a formal Maturity Instruction Notice. You have three flexible options:

1. Full Compounding Reinvestment: Reinvest the full capital and profit (R19,000 per head) into the subsequent batch to compound your herd allocation into additional cattle (~39.6% effective annual return).
2. Profit Harvest & Capital Roll: Withdraw your R2,000 net profit per head directly to your bank account and roll your initial R17,000 capital into the next feeding cycle.
3. Full Liquidation: Cash out the full maturity value (R19,000 per head) directly to your verified South African commercial bank account via EFT.

Yes, absolutely. A large portion of Crown Beef allocations are made by private corporations, family offices, and registered trusts seeking tangible agricultural diversification.

Contract Feeding Agreements can be executed in the name of your legal entity, and payouts are settled directly to the entity's registered South African commercial bank account under standard FICA verification.

Biosecurity is the foundational discipline of our 866-hectare facility. We enforce strict Woolworths-aligned containment measures:

• Perimeter Disinfection Baths: All delivery trucks and visitor vehicles must pass through chemical wheel dip-baths at the main gate. Visitor footwear immersion baths are mandatory before accessing livestock corridors.
• Veterinary Movement Clearances: No livestock is permitted onto Renosterkop Farm without official veterinary health declarations and movement permits from disease-free regions.
• Quarantine Holding Pens: Arriving calves are isolated in dedicated holding kraals for observation and preventive immunization before joining the feeding pens.

Our onboarding follows a formal institutional protocol:

1. Allocation Request: Select your allocation using the Yield Calculator or request an Information Memorandum.
2. Documentation: We issue the official Crown Beef Contract Feeding Agreement, outlining cattle counts, maturity dates, and payout commitments.
3. FICA Verification & Direct EFT: After electronic signature, funds transfer directly via verified South African EFT to Crown Beef's official Standard Bank commercial account. We do not use third-party payment gateways.
4. Dossier Dispatch: Within 24 hours of calf arrival and tagging, your ear tag numbers and kraal allocation certificate are dispatched to you.

We actively encourage it. We invite every prospective investor to conduct complete physical due diligence. Guided site inspections take place every Thursday and Saturday morning from 09:30 to 11:30.

You can walk the kraal perimeter corridors, view the feed warehouse and precision grain mixing equipment, inspect the livestock, and sit down with our operations directors to review abattoir off-take contracts in person.