Chain Income Group

Tarim Oilfield generated over 1.1 terawatt hours
of solar electricity this year.

One of China's largest oilfields building
renewable energy at scale.

The observation worth understanding here

When oil companies deploy solar infrastructure
at this scale.

It's an economic decision. Not ideological.

Renewable energy is becoming operationally viable
at industrial scale.

CIG operates in renewable energy infrastructure,
at everyday investor scale, not oilfield scale.

All investing carries risk. Do your own research.

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Every major infrastructure opportunity begins with one advantage: the ability to identify value before the market fully recognizes it.

At Chain Income Group (CIG), we structure investor access to carefully selected infrastructure opportunities through a diversified network of experienced operators across essential sectors.

Through disciplined forecasting, rigorous due diligence, and diversified operator partnerships, CIG structures access to infrastructure-focused investment opportunities designed for long-term value creation.

All investing carries risk. Past performance does not
guarantee future results.

Something worth understanding about compute infrastructure operations.

Hardware decisions directly affect operational efficiency.

Outdated equipment reduces processing capacity and
revenue generating ability.

Frequent unplanned upgrades create unnecessary capital costs.

Planned hardware lifecycle management maintains consistent operational performance.

CIG's operator network operates with this
consideration built into infrastructure management across 952 active operators.

Here's something worth understanding about how
infrastructure investing actually works.

Hardware sitting unused doesn't generate value.

It depreciates.

What makes infrastructure investable isn't the
equipment itself.

It's the contracts behind it.

A power plant without a buyer for its electricity
isn't a viable investment.

The same principle applies to compute infrastructure.

CIG focuses on infrastructure backed by contracted, creditworthy demand.

Not just equipment sitting in a facility.

That distinction matters for how reliably infrastructure generates revenue.

Compute demand is growing with every AI adoption cycle.

Every AI query requires physical infrastructure
to process it.

That creates operational revenue for infrastructure operators handling that demand.

CIG structures everyday investor access to
AI compute infrastructure at operator level

Not frontier model scale. Operational deployment scale.

Worth understanding the distinction before making
any investment decision.

Institutional capital is moving away from
legacy software exposure.

As AI disrupts traditional SaaS business models
allocators are looking for secure entry points into physical infrastructure.

One structured approach involves GPU offtake contracts
multi-year agreements where capital is secured
directly against physical hardware and contracted cashflow.

The structure isolates transactions into standalone SPVs
giving investors defined exposure to the
asset and its contracted utilisation.

This is project finance applied to AI infrastructure.

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