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Confidential · Final-Close Investor Outline · June 2026

Klungkung WtE.
Machines on site.
Final close: $450K.

USD $1.15M

Already invested by INPAC

USD $450K

Final close ask

USD $1.6M

Total setup cost

20% × 5 yrs

Fixed return · bullet

PT. Inpac Solution Indo · Klungkung Pyrolysis Waste-to-Energy · Bali, Indonesia

01 · Executive Summary

Final-stage deployment.
$450K to close out Klungkung.

PT. Inpac Solution Indo (PMA, October 2025) develops modular pyrolysis waste-to-energy plants that convert MSW, tyres and waste oil into refined fuel oil powering marine diesel generators for PLN export.

INPAC and its principals have already invested USD $1.15M of internal capital. Machines are on site, the modular 750 unit has been test-run, and an 8 t/hr trommel sorter has been added. Total setup cost is USD $1.6M — leaving a final close of USD $450K.

Electricity is intended for sale to PLN at a negotiated USD $0.20/kWh tariff for the first 12 years (LOI in data room under NDA). Klungkung investors also receive priority listing for Nusa Penida, Denpasar and Palangkaraya.

USD $1.15M

Internal capital invested

USD $450K

Final close ask

USD $1.6M

Total setup cost

24 t/day

Target processing capacity

33,882 kWh

Daily generation at full op

USD $2.47M

Year 1 electricity revenue

02 · Company

South-East Asia's execution arm
of Andersons Group.

Founded 1989 in the Cook Islands, the Andersons Group delivers sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy and circular-economy projects across the Pacific. INPAC is its SEA arm — a foreign-invested Indonesian PMA established October 2025.

Offices

Cook Islands · Vietnam · Indonesia · Hong Kong · Australia · China

Track record

18 renewable & waste projects delivered since 2015 · blended finance from GCF, GEF, DFAT.

Aaron Anderson

Director · Global Lead

Second-generation leader. Project finance, sustainability & renewable infrastructure across the Pacific, Vietnam, Indonesia.

Justin Lampert

Director · International Relationships & Investments

Renewable finance specialist. Green bonds, impact funds, capital mobilisation for WtE and circular economy.

Anak Agung Pablo Subamia

Director · Indonesian Relationships & Development

Bali native. Local networks, regulatory navigation and community engagement for Indonesian projects.

03 · The Problem

Indonesia is drowning
in its own waste.

Less than 20% of Indonesia's municipal waste is managed sustainably. Bali's landfills are at 90–100% capacity. The market needs scalable infrastructure now.

68Mtonnes

MSW generated in Indonesia, every year

1.2Mtonnes

Bali alone — landfills 90–100% full

4.3 GWby 2025

National WtE target · 12% CAGR (IRENA)

04 · Technology

Proven Model 4000 pyrolysis.
Container-sized.

4,000 kg / batch

Inputs

Municipal Solid Waste65%

Waste Tyres12%

Waste Oil8%

Outputs

40%

Refined fuel oil

30%

Syngas · on-site

30%

Biochar

Pre-assembled in two 40-ft high-cube container modules. 50.6 m² footprint. Two trained operators per unit. Emissions below EU BAT and KLHK limits. Powered by its own syngas and pyrolysis oil — no external fuel.

05 · Flagship · On Site Now

Klungkung: machinery on site,
final commissioning stage.

Live · Producing Fuel

Located at the Klungkung TOSS Center, Bali. Machines are on site, the modular 750 unit has been test-run, and an additional trommel sorting system (~8 t/hr) has been added to strengthen front-end feedstock preparation. The remaining capital is completion-focused — installation, commissioning, civil close-out and working capital.

Updated Site Configuration

—3 × pyrolysis machines
—3 × filtration machines
—2 × fuel refiners
—2 × generator systems
—1 × waste sorting machine
—1 × trommel sorter — ~8 t/hr (newly added)
—Modular 750 unit — on site & test-run completed

Live Site Walk-Through

Qualified investors progressing to diligence can request a live call from site — walking through the machines, trommel, layout and remaining close-out scope.

tonnes / day

Sorted MSW processed

33,882

kWh / day

Electricity to PLN

12.37

GWh / year

Annual generation

$0.20

per kWh

Fixed PLN tariff · 12 yrs

06 · Delivery & Commissioning

Machines On Site · Commissioning Underway

The equipment is already at Klungkung.

These site photos show the modular units, reactor vessels and supporting equipment already delivered to site and positioned for commissioning. The small unit is already operating, while the remaining machines are being installed and commissioned to bring the full Klungkung line into COD.

Live

·Reactor running

Live operation — heat & flare at the unit

Live

·Fuel being produced

Refined fuel oil flowing from the modular unit

·Delivered to site
Green modular unit already on the ground at Klungkung

·Installation underway
Crane placement of module packages during delivery

·Reactor delivered
Large reactor vessel received and staged beside the shed

·Modules under roof
Commissioning line-up positioned inside the site building

·Full line-up on site
Multiple machines already delivered and arranged for commissioning

·Feedstock at source
Existing waste stream available directly alongside the plant

Machines delivered

Reactor, modules & line equipment on site

Current stage

Installation and final commissioning in progress

Operating proof

Small modular unit already producing fuel

Field Notes · Media

@inpac.solutions ↗

On the ground. In the media.

The project is moving fast — and the coverage is keeping up. Below is a sample of the media attention Klungkung has already attracted as construction and commissioning progress on site.

06 · Portfolio

Four sites.
99 tonnes a day.
~51 GWh a year.

Klungkung is Phase 1. The same modular blueprint repeats across Nusa Penida, Denpasar and Palangkaraya — generating USD $15–20M annual portfolio revenue and avoiding ~100,000 tCO₂e per year.

Site	t/day	GWh/yr	COD
Klungkung — Phase 1	24	12.37	Q1/2 2026
Nusa Penida	25+	~12.89	2026–27
Denpasar	25+	~12.89	2027
Palangkaraya	25+	~12.89	2028
Total	99	~51	PORTFOLIO

07 · Revenue Model

From 24 tonnes of waste
to USD $2.47M per year.

Step 1

24 t

Sorted MSW

daily

Step 2

9.6 t

Fuel yield 40%

by mass

Step 3

11,294 L

Fuel volume

diesel density

Step 4

33,882

kWh generated

3 kWh/litre

Step 5

$6,776

Daily revenue

@ $0.20/kWh

Electricity to PLN

$2.47M / yr

Fixed $0.20/kWh × 12 yrs · sovereign guarantee

Tipping fees

Upside

Per-tonne gate fees from local councils

Waste oil refining + Carbon credits

Upside

Vegetable oil refining stream + verified CO₂ reductions

Revenue projections updated from original $0.1335/kWh to $0.20/kWh per recent PLN offtake negotiations.

08 · Financials

USD $1.15M already in.
USD $450K to close.

Total setup cost

$1.6M

Equipment · installation · commissioning · working capital

Capital invested by INPAC

$1.15M

Internal capital already deployed by INPAC & principals

Final close requirement

$450K

Completion-focused — close-out, commissioning, runway

Revenue · Year 1

$2.47M

Electricity only, excluding tipping fees, oil refining, carbon

OPEX (annual)

$297K

Maintenance, utilities, insurance, staff, site operations

EBITDA

$2.18M

Before additional revenue streams

Why this round is different

INPAC has already funded the majority of the setup cost itself. The remaining capital is completion-focused rather than concept-stage — machines are on site, the modular 750 has been test-run, and front-end trommel sorting is in place.

Path to scale

Klungkung is Phase 1 of a 4-site Indonesian pipeline (Nusa Penida, Denpasar, Palangkaraya). Final-close investors join the priority investor register for those future rounds.

09 · Impact

Measurable. Local.
Lasting.

8,760 t

Waste diverted / yr

25,000

tCO₂e reduced / yr

50+

Jobs · 70% local hire

ADB Cat. B

Safeguards + ESG reporting

On-site standards

Full PPE, showers, toilets, food and medical services. Safety-first culture across all sites.

INPAC Academy

On-site education space teaching youth and local organisations about pyrolysis and the circular economy. Real change starts with education.

10 · The Offer

Final tranche:
USD $450,000 to close out Klungkung.

With machinery on site and the modular unit already producing fuel, this final raise completes the Klungkung build-out and unlocks priority access to co-invest in the three additional sites in the pipeline.

Final close amount

USD $450,000

Annual return

20% fixed

Quarterly payment

USD $22,500

Term

5 years

Repayment

Principal bullet at maturity (5 yrs of fixed return paid through, principal returned at end)

Structure

Fixed-return debt-style — no equity component in this final close

Priority register

First visibility on Nusa Penida, Denpasar & Palangkaraya

Bullet repayment · USD $450,000 · 5 years @ 20%

Year	Interest Accrued	Cumulative
Year 1	$90,000	$90,000
Year 2	$90,000	$180,000
Year 3	$90,000	$270,000
Year 4	$90,000	$360,000
Year 5	$90,000	$450,000
Maturity bullet	Principal + interest	$900,000

Principal

$450,000

Total Interest

$450,000

Total Returned

$900,000

2× return over 5 years, backed by a sovereign-guaranteed PLN tariff and operating assets already on the ground.

11 · Risks & Mitigation

De-risked by execution.

Regulatory

Local agreements and PLN documentation support the project pathway; diligence docs available under NDA.

Operational

Staged modular tech, machines on site, local training and modular 750 test-run reduce execution uncertainty.

Feedstock

Added trommel capacity (~8 t/hr) strengthens waste sorting and feedstock preparation.

Market

Negotiated PLN tariff and abundant waste supply provide a clear revenue pathway, subject to commissioning.

Expansion

Priority listing for future sites remains subject to project documentation and allocation availability.

12 · The Ask

Closing · Q1/2 2026

USD $450,000.
Close by Q1/2 2026.

Senior-secured. 20% fixed coupon. 2× return at year 5. One ticket remains to close out the Klungkung build-out.

Use of funds · USD $450,000

Equipment completion & integration$180K·40%

Commissioning & operational readiness$112K·25%

Working capital — staffing, feedstock, consumables$90K·20%

Civil / site close-out & contingency$68K·15%

Instrument

Fixed-return note

Term

5 years

Coupon

20% fixed p.a.

Repayment

Principal bullet at maturity

Why now

—Machines on site · modular 750 test-run completed
—Trommel sorter (~8 t/hr) added — feedstock prep strengthened
—INPAC has already funded $1.15M of the $1.6M setup
—Final-close investors join the priority register for Nusa Penida, Denpasar & Palangkaraya

Reply to commit

Aaron Anderson

Director · Global Lead

aaron.a@inpac.solutions

Phone

+61 416 529 776

Indicative term sheet, financial model and data room available on request.

Principal

$450K

Returned

$900K

Multiple