Real assets

What PIF finances.

Physical, income-generating assets. Clean mobility is the entry point, not the boundary.

Fleet of electric two-wheelers in a modern African business districtIllustration

Clean mobility

Vehicles that earn their keep every day.

  • Electric motorcycles
  • Electric three-wheelers
  • Passenger vehicles
  • Light commercial vehicles
Solar-covered battery swapping stationIllustration

Clean energy infrastructure

The network that keeps the fleet moving.

  • Solar charging canopies
  • Battery swapping stations
  • Energy storage
  • Grid connection and metering
Urban logistics depot with electric vans being loadedIllustration

Productive assets

Equipment that makes businesses work.

  • Logistics and last-mile equipment
  • Maintenance and training facilities
  • Professional and industrial equipment
  • Revenue-generating infrastructure

Asset categories reflect the scope under study and will be fixed by the investment policy.

Traceability

Every asset has a name.

No abstraction: each euro raised has to land in a specific asset, and that asset has to be findable.

Registration plate
Serial number
Installation address
Insurance policy
Geolocation and telematics
Operator contract
Solar charging hub next to logistics warehouses at the edge of a growing cityIllustration

Allocation

Where the money goes, at a €1m raise.

A working assumption, published so it can be challenged.

Capital deployed into assets
85%
Liquidity reserve
8%
First-loss reserve
5%
Structuring costs
2%
Target asset mix
60% motorcycles (around 340 units), 15% batteries and swapping, 10% three-wheelers and light commercial, 5% solar, 10% tactical reserve

Figures are working assumptions at a €1m raise and are not contractual. The definitive investment policy — eligible assets, concentration limits and selection criteria — is being drafted and will be published before any subscription opens.

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