Hamilton White Composting Technologies, LLC
Turning Liabilities into Assets
Investment Opportunity
Building the Future of Sustainable Waste Management
Hamilton-White Composting Technologies (HWC) is redefining how the world processes livestock and organic waste.
Our patented, next-generation in-vessel aerobic composting system converts high-liquid effluent directly from barns or collection pits into pathogen-free, carbon-rich compost—eliminating lagoons, reducing methane emissions, and generating verifiable carbon-credit revenue.
This is not a concept—it’s a proven, next-generation environmental technology ready for large-scale deployment.
Why Now
Across the U.S. and around the world, livestock producers, municipalities, and military installations face rising pressure to reduce greenhouse gases and prevent water contamination.
HWC’s system meets this challenge by turning waste into profit—producing reusable compost, measurable emission reductions, and recurring carbon-credit income.
With carbon markets, regulatory incentives, and sustainability mandates accelerating, now is the moment to scale.
Three-Stage Investment Pathway
Stage 1 – Pre-Seed ($350,000 for 5% Equity)
This early-stage round funds final prototype engineering, fabrication, and automated control integration in Nebraska.
It enables completion of the first operational HWC reactor, validation of carbon-credit quantification, and early regulatory engagement—paving the way for full commercialization.
Stage 2 – Seed ($5,000,000 for 15% Equity)
Following prototype validation, the seed round launches manufacturing readiness, market entry, and initial for-profit installations with U.S. livestock partners.
Funds will also support carbon-credit registry onboarding, sales, and strategic partnerships in agriculture, military, and municipal sectors.
Stage 3 – Growth / Campus Expansion ($100,000,000 as a Delaware C-Corp)
After the first profitable installation, HWC will transition to a Delaware corporation and raise $100 million (likely through an IPO) to build a fully operational manufacturing and R&D campus.
This campus will consolidate production, assembly, logistics, marketing, and training, establishing Nebraska as the global hub of sustainable composting innovation.
Technology Advantage
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Processes up to 80% liquid effluent directly—no separation or drying required
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Thermophilic aerobic composting neutralizes pathogens and odors
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Automated aeration and temperature control ensures uniform, rapid results
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Modular scalability serves farms, cities, and military bases alike
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Carbon-credit data integration enables verifiable emission reductions
No other system combines this level of efficiency, biosecurity, and economic return.
Revenue and Growth Model
HWC generates income through:
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Equipment sales and installation
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Ongoing service and maintenance contracts
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Carbon-credit revenue sharing with system owners
Five-Year Highlights (Projected):
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EBITDA-positive by Year 2
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Revenue exceeding $1.6 billion by Year 5
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Over $900 million EBITDA with strong recurring carbon income
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Expansion across U.S. livestock, military, and international markets
Environmental and Economic Impact
Each HWC installation eliminates open manure lagoons, prevents methane emissions, and protects groundwater.
Our systems create clean air, clean water, and fertile soil while turning regulatory challenges into profitable opportunities.
Every ton of waste processed is converted into long-term carbon sequestration and measurable climate impact.
Why Invest in HWC
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Proven technology derived from U.S. Patent #5405780
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First-mover advantage in high-liquid waste composting
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Strong regulatory alignment with EPA, USDA, and DoD sustainability goals
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Multi-billion-dollar agriculture and climate markets ready for disruption
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Visionary leadership with decades of technical and operational expertise
Your investment fuels not just a company, but a global environmental solution.
Join the Movement
Invest in the future of agriculture.
Invest in climate resilience.
Invest in Hamilton-White Composting Technologies.
Contact:
John M. Hamilton MBA/A, President/CEO
(508) 246-5421
Jim White COO/CFO
(402) 610-4653