FOR PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS

For Investors.

Are you looking for an uncorrelated alternative to property, equities and bonds? Invest in real battery infrastructure with different return drivers, long-term income potential and target double-digit returns. Back the battery boom while putting your capital to work in assets supporting a cleaner, more resilient energy system.

WHY BATTERY STORAGE?

A Different Kind of Infrastructure Investment.

Battery energy storage offers access to a fast-growing alternative asset class with return drivers that are less directly tied to public markets. As Australia enters a major battery investment cycle, selected BESS projects can offer long-term infrastructure exposure, target double-digit annual returns and participation in the assets helping modernise the electricity grid.

For investors reassessing property exposure amid rising costs and tax uncertainty, RegenX provides a different way to put capital to work: investing directly into real battery infrastructure designed to generate income from energy markets while supporting the transition to a cleaner, more resilient energy system.

Returns are project-specific and not guaranteed.

DIFFERENT ASSETS. DIFFERENT DRIVERS.

Where Battery Infrastructure Fits in a Portfolio.

Battery infrastructure can provide project-based real-asset exposure with a different mix of underlying economic drivers to listed equities, bonds and property.

Asset Class Illustrative Annual Return Primary Return Driver Liquidity Key Risks
Crypto −50% to +100%+ Market demand, adoption and speculation High Very high volatility, market, regulatory and custody risk
Listed Equities 8%–20% Company earnings and market valuations High Market, company and valuation risk
BESS Infrastructure 10%–15% target p.a. Energy contracts, electricity-market revenue and asset operation Low Market, counterparty and residual project risk. Certain equipment and property risks may be insured.
Private Equity 10%–20% Business growth and exit valuation Low Business, valuation and exit risk
Private Credit 7%–12% Borrower interest payments Low Credit, default and liquidity risk
Property 5%–10% Rental income and asset values Low–medium Rates, occupancy and valuation risk
Bonds 3%–6% Interest rates and credit Generally high Rates, inflation and credit risk

The comparison is descriptive only. Battery infrastructure is not necessarily lower risk or independent of broader market conditions, and individual project outcomes depend on the specific project, structure and revenue arrangements.

HOW A BATTERY CAN EARN

Four Ways a Battery Can Generate Revenue.

A battery can earn from more than one source. The mix varies by project, but these are the four revenue types investors will commonly see.

01

Energy Services

Contracted payments from a host or customer for battery services.

02

Energy Arbitrage

Charge when electricity prices are lower and discharge when prices are higher.

03

FCAS & Grid Services

Earn revenue by helping support electricity-system stability and frequency control.

04

VPP & Capacity

Participate in aggregated energy services or capacity-based arrangements.

IMPORTANT INVESTMENT INFORMATION

Understand the Risk Before the Return.

Battery infrastructure investments involve risk. Investors may lose some or all of their invested capital. Investments may be illiquid and may need to be held for the full project term.

Project revenues and investment outcomes may differ from forecasts. Returns are not guaranteed. Risks can include project development and operating risk, battery degradation, counterparty risk, electricity-market exposure, regulatory change and liquidity risk.

Investment opportunities available through RegenX are intended only for investors who satisfy the applicable wholesale or sophisticated investor requirements. Investors should review the relevant investment documentation and obtain independent advice where appropriate.

FOR ELIGIBLE PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS

Explore Battery Infrastructure Opportunities.

Review project-specific opportunities through RegenX and understand the asset, economics, structure and risks before you invest.