| Sector demand | Global cannabis extracts market valued at US $5.13 Bn (2024), growing at 19.7 % CAGR | Grand View Research – Cannabis Extracts Market 2024 |
| Global hempcrete market projected at US $400+ M by 2030, driven by eco-construction mandates | Market Research Future – Hempcrete Market Outlook 2024 |
| Up to 20 % of cannabis biomass is discarded as trim/stalk waste—often untreated | European Industrial Hemp Association (EIHA) Reports |
| Opportunity | 1 hectare of cannabis can yield 50+ kg of hash from trim; potential US $20–30k revenue per ha from waste alone | ISC internal processing model + hash market price averages |
| Local hempcrete bricks are 35–50 % cheaper than imports and cut carbon footprint by 70+ % | Construction21 – Hempcrete Carbon Study 2022 |
| Legal strategy | ISC will lobby to integrate “zero-waste cannabis” policy into Dominica’s regulatory framework (2025 law) | ISC policy roadmap; Dominica by-products bill 2025 |
| Target users | Producers, processors, eco-builders, regulators, and buyers seeking value from waste via hash/hempcrete under ISC branding | This document |
| Launch geography | Based in Dominica, linked to national co-ops and processing hub; no comparable project in CARICOM | ISC partnership with Dominica Ministry of Agriculture |
| Processing scope | Solventless hash from trim (bubble/ice water) Hempcrete blocks from stalks + lime binder (for local builds) | Hash Manual (Frenchy Cannoli) + Hempcrete Alliance UK |
| Revenue model | • Hash extract sales (B2B + ISC brand B2C) • Hempcrete bricks to local developers • Producer training & resale agreements | ISC internal business plan |
| Year-1 financials (est.) | • CAPEX: US $320 k (extraction gear + block mold press) • OPEX: US $180 k • Revenue: US $550–650 k • EBITDA projected 25–30 % by Y3 | ISC financial model |
| Phase 1 (2025–26) | • Recover trim from co-ops & processing hub • Launch solventless hash pilot production • Begin hempcrete R&D and work with gov’t on legal zero-waste clause | ISC deployment roadmap |
| Phase 2 (2026–28) | • Train producers to make hash on-site • Sign resale agreements: ISC buys hash back • Produce hempcrete structures (show homes, pilot builds) | ISC SOP & Circular Supply Framework |
| ISC strategic role | ISC leads policy integration, provides hash & hempcrete SOPs, trains producers, manages resale via Processing Hub & oversees compliance | https://is-cannabis.com |
| ESG impact | Prevents biomass waste, boosts farmer income, reduces carbon from cement, creates jobs in green construction | ISC ESG Framework + UNEP circular economy targets |
| Investment menu | Equity ≥ US $150 k • Rev-share note US $75–150 k (8 % gross until 1.5× repaid, then 3 %) • ISC Member: US $5 k/yr | ISC investment brief |
| Contact | investor@is-cannabis.com | — |
