01 / Capital & Partners

Partner the platform.

Capital that wants programmatic exposure to AI infrastructure. Strategic partners that want anchor positions on power-rich land. Both engage the platform on terms structured to their strategy.

02 / The Opportunity

AI infrastructure is the build. Execution is the scarce resource.

Capital flows quickly. The technical, regulatory, and reputational work that turns capital into deployable AI capacity does not. Powered land has become the binding constraint on the entire compute cycle — and the companies that can deliver in all three lines of complexity, repeatably, are rare.

ISS Mining is the platform that does the work — and structures participation to fit how you want to engage.

03 / Underwriteable

Four mechanics that make the platform different from a single-site bet.

  1. Mechanic 1 / Capital recycling

    The funnel funds itself. Transfer proceeds at one stage finance development at the next. Each closed deal generates evidence that supports the next deal's financing. The model does not depend on a single oversized equity raise.

  2. Mechanic 2 / Repeatability

    Every site moves through the same five-stage funnel — control, verify, decide, develop, operate or transfer. The methodology is uniform across the portfolio. You're underwriting a system, not the bet on any single asset.

  3. Mechanic 3 / Three-complexity execution

    Technical, regulatory, and reputational work happens in parallel — the work that determines whether a permit lands in eight months or stalls for two years. This is the moat. Most counterparties can run one of these well, sometimes two. ISS runs all three at platform scale.

  4. Mechanic 4 / Portfolio diversification

    Sites at multiple funnel stages, across four states, with four different deal shapes available. Geographic, stage, and structural diversification reduces concentration risk at the platform level.

04 / Capital Partners

For capital partners.

Four structures, each underwriteable independently. Combinable as the relationship deepens.

01 / Site JV

Site-level joint venture

A capital partner co-develops a specific site alongside ISS. ISS contributes site control, three-complexity execution, and reference design IP. The partner contributes development capital and, in some structures, operating capacity.

Best for

Partners who want exposure to a specific geography or capacity tier without underwriting the platform's broader pipeline.

02 / Project Debt

Project-level debt

Senior debt financing against entitled or developed sites. Collateral is the site itself; payback structured to site outcome — transfer, JV closing, or operating revenue.

Best for

Lenders comfortable with infrastructure project finance who want collateralized exposure to AI-driven asset appreciation.

03 / Platform Equity

Platform-level equity

Equity participation in ISS Mining as a platform. Programmatic exposure across the full funnel, every site, every deal shape. Partners share in the platform's capital-recycling flywheel rather than single-asset outcomes.

Best for

Institutional capital seeking long-duration exposure to AI infrastructure as a category, with diversification across sites and stages built in.

04 / Co-Invest

Co-invest on transferred assets

Capital pools alongside ISS on sites being transferred to strategic buyers. A defined-duration, transaction-specific exposure window.

Best for

Partners who want shorter-duration, deal-specific exposure tied to specific transfers within the platform's pipeline.

You're underwriting a platform, not a single bet.

05 / Strategic Partners

For strategic partners.

Anchor a site. Co-develop a portfolio. Structure the campus around your operations.

01 / Anchor Tenancy

Anchor tenancy on developed sites

Take operating-ready capacity at sites ISS develops and operates. Multi-year commitments anchor site economics; you get behind-the-meter power on a timeline the grid cannot match.

02 / Co-Development

Co-development on controlled sites

Partner on a specific site from horizontal development through operation. You bring the operating model; ISS brings site control and execution. Custom power, custom cooling, custom site design built around your workload.

03 / Portfolio Anchor

Portfolio anchor agreements

Multi-site commitments across the controlled portfolio. Lock in capacity at multiple sites as they come online. Long-duration relationship with shared interest in pipeline velocity.

04 / Hand-Over

Hand-over with continued partnership

Take a site at horizontal-ready or after complexity navigation. Engage ISS as continuing partner on adjacent or pipeline sites — repeatable strategic positioning across the portfolio.

You take the anchor position. The platform does the work.

06 / The Stakes

The market makes this decision once.

Sit out the cycle

AI infrastructure gets built this decade by the platforms that get capitalized and anchored now. Capital that didn't deploy spends the decade chasing oversubscribed allocations. Strategic buyers compete for scarce powered capacity they couldn't position for in time.

Participate at platform scale

Programmatic exposure across a multi-site, multi-stage AI infrastructure portfolio. Capital recycled into successive sites. Strategic anchor positions on power-rich land before the rest of the market gets there.

The platform exists. The question is whether your capital — or your operations — are in it.

07 / Today

The platform, today.

Defensible facts. Detail under NDA.

10 sites
under control across 4 states
19,000+ acres
in active development workstreams
Multi-gigawatt
aggregate development capacity
4 deal shapes
available across the platform
08 / Engage

Two paths in.

Both route to the same team, with intake context tagged to your engagement type.

01 / Capital

Discuss capital structures

Site-level JV, project-level debt, platform-level equity, or co-invest on transferred assets. Designed for institutional underwriting.

02 / Strategic

Discuss a strategic partnership

Anchor tenancy, co-development, portfolio agreements, or hand-over partnerships across the controlled portfolio.