Aeternum is a member-owned investment syndicate established to enable long-term capital growth through disciplined, transparent, and collectively governed investing. The syndicate brings together aligned members to pool capital and deploy it across carefully selected asset classes, guided by a long-term outlook rather than short-term speculation.

While land banking serves as Aeternum’s foundational strategy—reflecting our belief in the long-term value of strategically acquired land—the syndicate is not limited to land alone. Capital may also be allocated to other low-to-medium risk investments such as money market instruments, income-generating real estate, and select alternative assets, where such opportunities align with the syndicate’s risk framework, liquidity needs, and long-term objectives. This flexibility allows Aeternum to preserve capital, manage cash efficiently, and deploy funds opportunistically while maintaining a conservative risk posture.

Aeternum operates using a unit-based Net Asset Value (NAV) model. Members do not own fixed percentages of the syndicate; instead, each member’s economic stake is represented by units acquired through capital contributions. Units are priced based on the prevailing NAV per unit at the time of contribution, ensuring fair and proportional participation regardless of when or how much a member contributes. As the value of the syndicate’s underlying assets appreciates or generates income, the NAV increases, and so does the value of each unit held.

Governance within Aeternum is deliberately separated from capital contribution size. Decision-making authority, voting rights, and operational oversight are governed by defined rules and structures designed to protect the collective interest of the syndicate and prevent concentration of control. This separation ensures that financial contribution does not translate into unchecked influence, preserving fairness, accountability, and long-term alignment among members.

This documentation serves as the authoritative reference for how Aeternum operates. It outlines the syndicate’s structure, membership rules, contribution mechanics, investment processes, valuation methodology, governance framework, and distribution principles. Together, these guidelines are designed to protect capital, manage risk, and sustain trust among members over the long term.