Shareholder offer FAQ

The proceeds from this discounted share offer will be applied to critical business needs, propelling Sunified’s growth. Key uses of funds include :

• Prosume S.r.L. merger & platform integration: Completing the Prosume S.r.L. merger and integrating its energy-sharing wallet platform into Sunified’s ecosystem (the Prosume acquisition was agreed in 2024). Early revenue includes CACIP Digital Energy in Sardinia, as well as follow-up on the CACIP Project. We will onboard New Energy Communities (engaged right now in Sardinia). Deal with Energy Retailer (SORGENIA), and engagement with interested Industry Stakeholders.
  

• Fulfilling initial orders: Scaling up production to deliver on our first UNITY sensor orders and deployments for early customers (e.g. Prosume Gateways and AstralENERGY projects)
  

• Final sensor & software development: Finalising the development of our UNITY sensor hardware and the accompanying software platform to meet full commercial readiness, TRL readiness 8 & 9
  

• Global Patents & IP: Maintaining and securing our international patent portfolio (Sunified Innovations hosts 37 patents across 34 countries to protect Sunified’s intellectual property moat)
  

• Marketing & industry engagement: Stepping up marketing efforts and industry outreach (such as upcoming presentations in Europe) to drive market adoption and partnerships
  

• Working capital: General working capital to support day-to-day operations and ensure we have the runway to execute on our plans

These focus areas were highlighted in our recent shareholder communications and are essential for enabling Sunified to fulfil current commitments and scale effectively.

One of the most significant opportunities ahead is our partnership with AstralENERGY in the United Arab Emirates through a Joint Business Initiative (JBI). This program, anchored by a $3.5 B Dubai Corporate Sustainable Bond, positions Sunified as the primary supplier of UNITY smart sensors and digital IoT services for a series of new solar & BESS projects. 

UNITYsensor (CHIPS)

The scale of this chip sales initiative is immense: it entails deploying approximately 38.5 million UNITY sensors over the next four years. AstralENERGY has already indicated its initial order of ~2 million sensors (valued at around $10 M) to kickstart deployments across sites in Papua New Guinea, Argentina, and other regions. 

This deal, supported by major global institutions (including the World Bank and GCC royal families), is a key commercial driver for Sunified – it not only promises significant revenue but also validates our technology at a record scale and in high-profile projects. As the Green Bond funding is deployed, we expect additional orders to follow, tying Sunified’s growth to this large international solar PV and battery ESS, as well as the specialised EV Motor rollout.

Beyond this flagship JBI project, Sunified is uniquely positioned as both a sensor OEM and an active participant in the solar energy and battery industry ecosystem. 

On the hardware side, we provide our UNITY sensor as an OEM component to panel manufacturers and project developers, effectively digitising solar panels at the source. At the same time, we are deeply involved in the broader energy data ecosystem. For example, through our merger with Prosume, we’ve added a blockchain-based energy sharing platform to our capabilities. We actively collaborate with established energy players and utilities to integrate our data into their operations and systems. 

Visit Denyse.org and 2Tokens Energy Tokenisation Working Group for information on our R&D and Industry Partnerships in the EU.

These partnerships with other industry leaders (from European energy community platforms to Middle East utilities) demonstrate our technology in real-world use and expand our market reach. In short, Sunified’s growth opportunities span both large-scale product deployments and strategic integrations: 

We are securing major contracts, such as AstralENERGY’s, while also establishing ourselves within the burgeoning need for Energy Intelligence, aka global digital solar energy ecosystem. 

This dual approach enables us to capture value as a supplier of devices (chips) and as an enabler of sticky energy data & transaction services, positioning Sunified for sustained, multifaceted compound revenue growth in the years to come.

Energy Transactions and APIs (CLICKS)

As mobile subscribers have shifted from paying for raw bandwidth (Mbit/s) to paying for value-added services, so too are energy prosumers transitioning from paying for energy quantity (kWh) to paying for energy aggregation and management services.

Comparing The Mobile Subscriber Experience

• Past Model: In the early days of mobile telecommunications, users paid primarily based on the amount of data or minutes consumed (e.g., per MB or minute pricing).
  

• Current Model: Today, most mobile plans offer unlimited calls and data. The differentiation and value for users now come from value-added services, such as cloud storage, entertainment bundles, security features, and premium customer support. Subscribers are attracted not by the raw commodity (bandwidth) itself, but by the ecosystem of services and experiences built upon it.

The Prosumer Energy Experience

• Past Model: Traditionally, energy users (including prosumers) paid for the quantity of electricity consumed or exported, measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh).
  

• Emerging Model: With the rise of distributed energy resources, digitalisation, and platforms like Sunified and Prosume, the focus is shifting. Prosumers are being empowered to participate in energy markets, optimise their production/consumption, and access services such as secure peer-to-peer trading, real-time data analytics, tokenisation, and AI-driven optimisation. The value is no longer just in the raw energy exchanged, but in the aggregation, management, and monetisation of energy data and services.

Key Points of the Energy Prosumer

Supporting Evidence from the Market

• Sunified and Prosume are positioning themselves as enablers of the "Renewable Energy Data Boom," providing the essential tools for energy data extraction, refinement, and transaction, much like how telecoms evolved from selling minutes to selling digital services.

The business model is transitioning from selling raw energy (kWh) to offering Energy as a Service (EaaS), which includes digital wallets, secure trading, AI-powered optimisation, and tokenised assets.

Utilities and energy providers are transitioning from commodity sellers to platform-based business models, mirroring the shift in the telecom industry from bandwidth providers to digital service ecosystems.

As a private company, Sunified doesn’t yet trade on public markets, but we are actively working on mechanisms to provide shareholder liquidity before an eventual exit or initial public offering (IPO). In particular, The Share Council (Sunified’s digital shareholder platform) has enabled us to plan a controlled (OTC-like) trading event, allowing interested shareholders to sell a portion of their holdings. 

This would be a structured opportunity – likely timed alongside a major investor entry or funding milestone – where smaller holders could liquidate some of their depositary receipts. 

We plan to structure the project so that there is sufficient demand from a few larger investors to participate in it. The goal is to align liquidity with new investment. When a sizable outside investor wants to come on board our TopCo Sunified Group BV, we can match them with existing shareholders who wish to realise some returns.

We have already taken steps to enable this. Sunified has tokenised its shares (Depository Receipts) to facilitate trading on a private market via The Share Council Blockchain platform. We’ve signalled support for secondary liquidity and have interest from the larger investor groups to help make a trading event possible. 

What this means for you:
When the timing is right, we expect to host a liquidity window where you can sell some or all of your Sunified holdings at a fair market price. This provides a path to cash out part of your investment even while the company remains private, giving early shareholders a chance to reap rewards when the company attracts new funding. We will keep everyone informed as we organise such an event through The Share Council.

The 2-for-1 discounted share offer is designed as an incentive to secure early commitments and build momentum in our current raise. In practical terms, the first $1 M of the $3 M round is being offered on a “two shares for the price of one” basis – effectively doubling the equity given for those initial investments. 

We’re offering this discount to reward early backers and to ensure we lock in crucial capital quickly. Early funding is a real focus for us to execute our near-term goals, and having $1M committed promptly strengthens our negotiating position for the remainder of the raise.

Strategically, achieving a strong start to the round has ripple effects. By locking in early capital at a fair valuation, we set a clear benchmark for Sunified’s value that later investors will work from, allowing us to maintain pricing control. It also creates momentum – a fully subscribed initial tranche signals confidence in Sunified, which can encourage larger institutional investors who often prefer to follow rather than lead in funding rounds. 

In essence, the 2-for-1 offer is a way to align incentives with our most supportive stakeholders: those who believe in the company’s vision and step up first are rewarded with a greater stake in the company. This approach helps Sunified secure the funds it needs now, while positioning the remaining $2 M of the raise to be filled on strong terms and with positive traction and momentum.

Sunified’s financial footing is tight but stable in the near term, thanks to the continued support of our closest shareholders. Over the past few years, our core investors have repeatedly funded the company through seed and follow-on rounds, contributing nearly USD $4 million in total capital since mid-2025. 

This insider backing has provided enough runway to maintain essential operations (covering our core executive team and engineers) and to pursue key initiatives such as the Trade Shows and Davos World Economic Forum Events, Denyse R&D Consortium and Prosume merger integration. In other words, we’ve been able to keep the venture moving forward primarily with the commitment of existing founders (and their families) and shareholders, minimising external dilution to date.

That said, to extend our runway through Q4 and accelerate growth, we are in the process of securing new capital (hence the current $3M raise). The additional funds will bolster our resources as we scale production and deployments. 

Notably, we’re also leveraging non-dilutive funding sources tied to strategic projects, which enhances our financial strength. For example, our participation in the AstralENERGY JBI (the Dubai Green Bond program) comes with a significant upside: AstralENERGY’s initial order of UNITY sensors – approximately USD $10 M worth of chip hardware – will be funded directly by that initiative.

This means Sunified will receive substantial revenue from this project, effectively injecting cash into the business without issuing new shares. We anticipate that roughly $1 million (or more) of this project's revenue will be secured in the near term as a result of our involvement with JBI, serving as a valuable non-dilutive capital infusion that extends our runway.

Working with the Prosume team, we also look forward to participating in non-dilutive R&D grants that will accelerate the market adoption of our combined Tech Stack, positioning us within the emerging Eurostack Sovereign EU initiatives.

In summary, Sunified is managing its finances prudently. We have continued backing from existing shareholders, a plan to strengthen our cash position through the current raise, and external project-based incentives (such as the JBI program) that contribute funds to the company. 

This combination gives us confidence that we can continue executing on our plan through the end of the year and beyond, while maximising shareholder value and minimising unnecessary dilution.

The coming decade will witness an unprecedented expansion of solar and battery energy systems in the Global South as countries pursue electrification and climate change mitigation goals. In regions like Africa, renewable capacity is set to ramp up dramatically – one scenario projects ~65% of Africa’s power generation could come from renewables by 2035 (with solar dominating). Sunified is uniquely positioned to support this surge as both a hardware supplier and a digital data enabler, effectively transforming solar panels into smart, IoT-connected assets. Its UNITY sensor technology provides the real-time, high-fidelity data needed to optimise and finance these new installations at scale. For example, Sunified is the primary sensor provider in a $3.5 billion green bond-funded program that will embed ~38.5 million UNITY sensors in new solar PV and battery projects across emerging markets (from Papua New Guinea to Argentina). This flagship initiative, backed by major global institutions such as the World Bank, not only brings significant revenue and efficiency gains (over 6% more energy yield through data-driven optimisation) but also validates Sunified’s technology at a record scale. By tying verified data to such high-profile projects, Sunified is helping to build a global digital solar ecosystem and positioning itself as a key enabler of the Green Energy transition in the developing world. In short, as millions gain access to clean electricity in the Global South, Sunified’s “digital backbone” of sensors and data will ensure these solar deployments are transparent, efficient, and trusted by investors and utilities.

Sunified’s ability to scale its UNITY sensor business is anchored by recent strategic capital commitments, which lay a foundation for follow-on investment. Notably, Warm Home Group (WHG) has committed USD $2.764M for a 5% equity stake in Sunified. This investment, at a valuation of approximately USD $55.4M (post-money), provides critical funding to finalise product development and fulfil initial orders, while also signalling strong investor confidence. 

In parallel, Sunified is finalising a partnership and investment deal with Blockmate Ventures – a Web3 venture company – which includes a USD $500k strategic investment split between Sunified’s TopCo company and its TECH operating subsidiary (with incentivised 2-for-1 equity terms for early participation). Beyond the dollars, Blockmate brings strategic value: it plans to jointly launch the world’s first solar energy token with Sunified, leveraging UNITY’s data to measure, tokenise, and sell solar output on the blockchain. Blockmate’s CEO has even lauded Sunified’s technology as “the missing link” and a “Trojan horse” for delivering end-to-end solar-as-a-service solutions via decentralised finance. 

The impact of securing WHG and Blockmate is profound. These early commitments anchor Sunified’s valuation and momentum, which in turn attract larger institutional investors who often prefer to come in once a round has strong lead backing. By locking in reputable strategic capital at fair terms, Sunified establishes credibility and a runway for growth, positioning the company to scale up manufacturing, expand deployments, and pursue bigger funding rounds without excessive dilution. In essence, WHG’s and Blockmate’s support de-risks Sunified’s next phase, anchoring its vision and giving confidence to follow-on investors (from venture firms to development banks) that Sunified can execute at scale.

Another pillar of Sunified’s strategy is integrating with emerging digital energy platforms and tokenised infrastructure financing models. There is a growing push to link real-world renewable energy performance with blockchain-based financial instruments. A prime example is the BIS–HKMA Project Genesis 2.0, which demonstrated how IoT data from renewable assets can be tied to smart contract platforms to automate green bond reporting and carbon credit issuance. In that pilot, solar asset data was tracked in real-time and fed into the bond’s lifecycle, providing investors with transparent proof of the project’s climate impact. Each bond’s “mitigation outcome” was tokenised – effectively attaching verified carbon credits to the bond via smart contracts – with device-metered data from renewables underpinning the entire process. 

This use case of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's Tokenised Green Bond example highlights a broader Web3-driven technological shift: reliable, high-resolution data is becoming the basis for tokenised green finance (such as blockchain-based green bonds, carbon tokens, and energy trading platforms). 

Sunified plans to play a critical role in this ecosystem by providing the objective source of truth for energy data. Our UNITY sensor infrastructure network produces cryptographically secure, timestamped energy production proofs, aka “heartbeats of data” at the panel level, that are immutably stored on a blockchain and used for digital Measurement, Recording, and Verification (dMRV) as per Sunified’s Data Flywheel.

In practice, each UNITY chip “trust-anchors” the solar electrons as they’re generated, feeding tamper-proof telemetry into smart contracts and carbon accounting systems. This means that every kilowatt-hour can be audited and even tokenised with confidence. Sunified is already working with partners on such integrations (for instance, contributing to the EU’s energy tokenisation initiatives). 

By bridging physical solar output with digital finance, Sunified’s data enables innovative funding mechanisms, such as tokenised solar assets and Smart Green Bonds. This not only opens new capital sources for solar projects (e.g. retail green investors via energy tokens) but also positions Sunified at the nexus of energy and fintech, where its trusted data adds transparency and credibility to green investments.

(Refer to Sunified Ecosystem Diagram below)

Sunified’s high-resolution sensor telemetry aligns with cutting-edge developments in smart grids, such as IEEE’s concept of packetized energy. This approach treats energy supply and demand in discrete “packets” (small time-bound units of energy) that can be dynamically allocated to balance the grid. Research shows that in a solar-plus-storage home, a packetised energy controller can optimally schedule battery charging and appliance loads to reduce costs and flatten peaks, improving overall efficiency by several per cent. Achieving this level of granular control requires real-time, trustworthy data from the edge of the grid – exactly what Sunified’s UNITY sensors deliver. 

By capturing localised, second-by-second generation data (and potentially storage data) at each panel, UNITY sensors provide the visibility and trust needed for advanced demand-response and distributed energy resource management. In practical terms, Sunified’s technology can transform distributed solar arrays and batteries into intelligent grid nodes: utilities or microgrid operators could leverage UNITY data to dispatch power or curtail demand in rapid, small increments (the “energy packets”), all while knowing the telemetry is accurate and tamper-proof. 

This paves the way for AI-driven bi-directional grid services that Sunified’s ecosystem can participate in. For instance, Sunified’s platform already utilises machine learning to transform raw sensor readings into actionable intelligence, performing predictive maintenance, energy forecasting, and real-time energy balancing for projects. At the consumer/prosumer level, Sunified (via its Prosume digital wallet) enables automated energy transactions and user-defined policies, allowing households or communities to seamlessly trade or adjust energy based on live data and price signals. 

Together, these capabilities mean Sunified isn’t just selling sensor hardware – it’s enabling a future of decentralised smart grids and AI-driven demand-response services. As grids worldwide incorporate more distributed solar and storage, the combination of high-fidelity UNITY sensor data and packetised energy control could significantly enhance grid resilience and efficiency. Sunified’s ecosystem is poised to capitalise on this trend by providing both the data infrastructure and the integration platform for next-generation energy services, from virtual power plants to real-time carbon credit marketplaces, all built on verified energy data.

Sources: Sunified internal strategic documents and ecosystem analysis; McKinsey Global Energy Insights; BIS/Project Genesis report; IEEE Smart Grid research; Sunified–Blockmate investment memo and press releases