Investor academy
Understand the business before you apply.
Seven lessons, about 35 minutes in all, in the order that makes the raise make sense. Each one is a page you read, then a short check. Get the check right and the next lesson opens — your place is remembered, and once you have portal access it shows on your dashboard.
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Lesson 1 · 6 min · 3 questions
What GridLynQ is
What the company is trying to do, in the plainest terms, before any numbers enter the conversation.
Why it matters. Everything else assumes you know what a hub and its spokes are.
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Lesson 2 · 4 min · 3 questions
The 5 MW hub-and-spoke model
How a 5 MW block is meant to earn, and why the company chases leases before it chases the utility.
Why it matters. It is the shortest plain-language description of how the business is meant to earn.
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Lesson 3 · 5 min · 3 questions
The technology position
What is filed, what is licensed, what is merely intended — and how to value each of those differently.
Why it matters. The patent is pending and the EcoJiva licence is at term-sheet stage. Know that before you value it.
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Lesson 4 · 4 min · 3 questions
The pilot roadmap
The five environments, the order they are meant to happen in, and what a gate actually is.
Why it matters. No hub is energised and no pilot site is named yet. The timeline is the plan, not a record.
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Lesson 5 · 5 min · 3 questions
The two-tranche raise
The two tranches, what each one buys, and the conditions between them.
Why it matters. The second tranche only moves after the lease, interconnection and first-lien conditions are met.
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Lesson 6 · 6 min · 3 questions
The questions investors ask
The questions that come up in every conversation, answered the same way each time.
Why it matters. If your question is already answered here, the conversation starts further along.
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Lesson 7 · 5 min · 3 questions
The terms we can and cannot do
The framework your proposal is scored against, so you can build terms that are inside it rather than outside it.
Why it matters. The application scores your terms against this framework, so it pays to read it first.
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Every page in this path carries its own honesty lines, and they hold here too: no block is energized, no pilot site is named, the patent is pending, the EcoJiva relationship is at term-sheet stage and the government channel is at registration stage. Every performance figure is modelled. Nothing here is an offer of securities.