That's exactly what DIT AgTech built. A precision dosing system that delivers nutrients to livestock through the one thing they always consume: water. The result is healthier herds, lower costs, bigger yields, and verified carbon revenue. It's already running across 370,000 animals in Australia. Now it's coming to America.
DIT AgTech is fully commercialized and running more than 500 deployed systems in Australia, one of the world's most demanding cattle markets.
$7.4 million in projected revenue in 2026
DIT AgTech's Australian operations are projected to generate $7.4 million in revenue in 2026, proof that this model is already working at commercial scale.
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uDOSE™ connects directly to existing water lines on any ranch, automatically delivering precision nutrients to every animal, every day. No new infrastructure needed. Just consistent, measurable results from the one resource every ranch already has.
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With 300 million+ cattle across the U.S. and Brazil, we're entering the right markets at the right moment. The total addressable market for precision livestock supplementation is $16 billion annually. Capturing just 10% would generate over $1.6 billion in recurring revenue from supplements alone. And that's before carbon. uDOSE™ can help reduce up to 1 tonne of CO₂ per head per year - representing a potential $2 billion carbon credit revenue opportunity as markets mature across the US and Brazil.
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The potential market for innovative livestock supplementation across these markets is $16B+.4 Capturing just 10% of the total addressable market in America and Brazil would generate over $1.6 billion in annual recurring revenue from supplements alone.
DIT AgTech is the first company globally to register a Verra project using water-based delivery of methane-reducing additives - now bringing that model from Australia to the Americas.
Leveraging filed patents in the USA and Brazil to address a 300-million-head market with precision, automated livestock supplementation solutions.
Utilizing our uDOSE™ platform to deliver methane-reducing additives, we are expanding our Verra-registered carbon project model from Australia to the Americas.
Applying our proven dosing capabilities to "Precision Fertigation," helping crop growers automate tasks and optimize high-value nutrient inputs.
Developing next-generation tools that use image and sound analysis to monitor livestock body condition, weight, and behavior in real-time.
A usage-based model with zero upfront technology costs for the customer.
A "Pay-as-you-go" model for mid-to-small ranches.
Driving B2B and B2C growth by delivering methane-reducing additives via uDOSE™, positioning us to capture value as carbon markets mature in the U.S. and Brazil.
A usage-based expansion model targeting large-scale crop operations with precision fertigation technology, removing financial barriers to farm automation.
Time and amount-based perks are stackable while their offer windows are active, but capped at 30% bonus shares.
Our team combines hands-on farming experience with the financial and operational expertise required to bring our platform to the world.
Mark Peart is the founder and CEO of DIT AgTech, leading the company’s growth into a global AgTech and ClimateTech platform. His father and uncle were early pioneers of water-based supplementation systems. Mark’s vision is to build a full-stack technology ecosystem that improves livestock productivity while advancing sustainability at scale.
Quan Tran is a seasoned financial executive with over nine years of experience across SaaS and FinTech businesses. Previously the Financial Director of a Singapore-based SaaS company, he built and managed a multi-million-dollar fintech operation and led successful fundraising initiatives. Quan specializes in financial optimization, capital strategy, and data-driven decision-making to support scalable growth.
Celine Orelowitz leads capital raising and investor relations for DIT AgTech, overseeing the company’s fundraising strategy and investor communications. She manages relationships with DIT’s 700–800 retail shareholders as well as key strategic investors. Celine also ensures investment readiness and capital markets alignment as the company prepares for its planned U.S. expansion.
Emily Aisthorpe brings extensive experience in strategic and operational management across both B2B and B2C sectors. She has a strong background in project leadership, stakeholder engagement, and program delivery. She has experience in both sustainable agriculture and energy programs. Her expertise in strategy, operations, and stakeholder communication underpins the successful implementation and adoption of DIT AgTech’s methane reduction technologies.
Prasan is a seasoned software expert with a Master of Information Technology and a comprehensive understanding of the development lifecycle. He is highly proficient in PHP (Laravel), JavaScript, and MySQL, with a history of developing RESTful APIs and leading technical projects. His academic and professional background in software engineering makes him a central figure in driving DIT AgTech’s technological innovation.
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DIT AgTech's pre-money implied valuation is $17,910,450. The implied valuation was calculated by multiplying the total number of shares outstanding (TSO) by the price per share offered in this raise. This is a pre-money implied valuation — meaning it reflects the company's value before any new funds raised in this offering are added.
