PRT
Planetary Regenerative Trust
Delaware Statutory Trust
For Accredited Investors Only
Investor Relations

Long-Horizon Capital.
Institutional Architecture.

The PRT is a Delaware Statutory Trust designed for capital that measures in decades, not quarters. Structured for family offices, institutional allocators, and donor-advised funds — each with a defined role, risk profile, and return path.

Capital Sources

Three Capital Roles

The PRT architecture was designed to accommodate the distinct mandates of family offices, institutional allocators, and philanthropic capital — each positioned where it generates the most leverage.

Patient Capital · Multi-Generational

Family Offices

Multi-generational wealth preservation through regenerative real assets, stewardship credits, and enabling platforms — structured for families with a 15–30 year investment horizon.

Evergreen structure with no forced liquidity events
Semi-annual redemption windows with transparent NAV
Dual NAV + Impact NAV (INAV) reporting — financial and regenerative returns on a single statement
Mission-alignment embedded in governance, not bolted on as marketing
Co-investment rights in specific LRLT projects available to anchor allocators
Typical Allocation
Lane A (real assets) + Lane C (enabling platforms)
Target IRR
8–14% Net IRR
Infrastructure · Real Assets · SDG-Aligned

Institutional Allocators

A governed infrastructure vehicle that delivers competitive risk-adjusted returns alongside verified ecological and social outcomes — built to satisfy fiduciary duty and evolving ESG mandates.

Delaware Statutory Trust — established legal structure, consistent cross-project governance
Public Benefit Corporation manager with explicit fiduciary mandate to beneficial owners
GAAP-compatible financial reporting plus Five Capitals SDG-aligned impact metrics
Defined gating mechanism protects remaining investors; redemptions subject to semi-annual windows
Readiness gates slow capital where systems need care — systematic de-risking built into the architecture
Typical Allocation
Lane A (infrastructure) + Lane B (credit instruments)
Target IRR
10–20%+ Net IRR
Catalytic Capital · PRI / MRI · First-Loss

DAFs & Foundations

Catalytic first-loss capital that de-risks the PRT rail while qualifying as a Program-Related Investment or Mission-Related Investment — evergreen recycling deepens impact at scale.

Demonstrated charitable purpose across all Five Capitals (Natural, Human, Social, Built, Financial)
10% community dividend written into RCCS governance — flows directly to Indigenous and local stewards
IRS-defensible PRI / MRI structure available for private foundations and endowments
Forgivable loan and grant structures available for catalytic tranches in Lane B
Evergreen recycling model — returned principal redeploys automatically into the credit rail
Typical Allocation
Lane B (RCCS credit rail — catalytic first-loss)
Target IRR
6–12% + verified impact attribution
Summary Terms

Investment Structure

All terms are indicative design targets for discussion. Final terms will be defined in the PPM and governing documents.

Legal Structure
Delaware Statutory Trust (DST), evergreen, NAV-based vehicle
Manager
Regenerative Development Corporation — Public Benefit Corporation; fiduciary mandate to beneficial owners
Target Fund Size
~$1.12 Billion across A, B, and C unit classes — phased 2026–2030
Initial Capital Raise
$200M–$500M in early commitments to anchor Lane A communities, Lane B credit rail, and Lane C platforms
Target Net IRR
8%–20%+ depending on lane mix, phase, and strategy
Distributions
Quarterly cash distributions from Lane A operations; credit revenue flows from Lane B; semi-annual INAV updates
Liquidity
Semi-annual redemption windows subject to gating protections; no forced liquidity events
Valuation
Dual reporting — traditional NAV (audited) + Impact NAV (INAV) priced via RCCS credit methodology
Governance
Single PBC manager; project-level LRLTs with binding stewardship covenants; RCCS multi-stakeholder credit board
Reporting
Quarterly capital accounts; annual audit; Five Capitals SDG-aligned outcome dashboard per RCCS standards
Minimum Commitment
Available on request — varies by unit class and lane; anchor commitments receive co-investment rights
Eligible Investors
Accredited investors as defined under Regulation D; qualified purchasers for certain tranches
Process

Due Diligence Path

We respect the fiduciary process. No pressure to commit before your investment committee and legal team are fully satisfied.

01
Initial Inquiry

Reach out via email or the form below. We will schedule a confidential introductory call — typically 45 minutes — to understand your mandate, timeline, and allocation context.

No NDA required for initial call.
02
Document Review

We provide the Executive Summary, PRT-RCCS Full Primer, and Investment Deck. A PPM and full offering materials are available to qualified investors who have executed a mutual NDA.

Request documents via email.
03
Legal, Tax & Structure Review

Your counsel reviews the DST structure, LP/investor agreements, and RCCS governance. For foundations: PRI/MRI analysis. For tax-sensitive investors: DST pass-through treatment review.

We provide standard diligence materials.
04
Commitment & Subscription

Commitment letter, subscription agreement, and accredited investor verification. Capital calls are scheduled per lane and phase — no single-day funding requirement.

Phased deployment available.
Materials

Available Documents

All materials are provided directly by email. Use the links below to request the documents relevant to your review.

Executive Summary
Available Now

PRT Exec Sum v1.7 — thesis, architecture, lane structure, projected returns, and governance overview. 12 pages.

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PRT-RCCS Full Primer
Available Now

Complete credit system specification — Five Capitals methodology, temporal-integrity formula, INAV accounting, and governance protocol.

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Investment Deck
Available Now

Introductory presentation — three lanes, four phases, projected returns, and term sheet highlights. 24 slides.

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Private Placement Memorandum
Under Preparation

Full PPM and offering documents — available to qualified investors under NDA. Target readiness: Q3 2026.

Available Q3 2026
Regulatory Notice

This page is intended solely for accredited investors as defined under Rule 501 of Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933. The information contained herein does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any offering will be made only pursuant to a final Private Placement Memorandum and subscription agreement.

All projected returns are illustrative design targets and are not guaranteed. Past performance, where referenced, is not indicative of future results. Prospective investors should conduct their own independent due diligence.

Contact
Dave Ladouceur
Regenerative Development Corporation
dave@regendevcorp.com
Life Before Profits

The PRT is governed as a Public Benefit Corporation with an explicit fiduciary mandate to beneficial owners and to the regenerative mission — not to short-term extraction.

Begin the Conversation

We are currently accepting introductory inquiries from family offices, institutional allocators, and foundations evaluating the initial $200M–$500M raise. No commitment required to begin due diligence.

Disclaimer: Returns are illustrative and not guaranteed. Participation is subject to legal, fiduciary, and regulatory review. This site does not constitute an offer to sell securities. For accredited investors only as defined under Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933. © 2023–2026 Regenerative Development Corporation and the Planetary Regenerative Trust.