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Corporate basis
A UK platform prepared for institutional participation.
PAA is founder-funded and remains pre-revenue. The Company has concentrated its initial development on commercial rights, documentation, governance and preparation for controlled agricultural deployment.
Its 2025 Annual Report records a £1 billion rice IP carrying value. A subsequent April 2026 management accounts pack includes a £1.066bn supporting group asset schedule. The three signed March 2026 rice agreements carry aggregate nominal 20-year contractual consideration of US$2.688bn, which is not realised revenue or guaranteed cash.
Inspect the underlying reports ↗Creditsafe · 1 June 2026
86/100Very Low Risk
International credit score: A
Indicative credit limit: £150,000
Indicative contract limit: £225,000
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