Integrated business model

One input. Three revenue streams. Each financially independent.

QiFuel proposes a solid model based on the integral transformation of soy into three products with independent markets: B100 biodiesel/Voltium, Textured Soy Protein (TSP), and crude glycerin.

Revenue structure — Year 1 (Base Scenario):

Biodiesel B100 + Voltium: ~USD 4.7M (~19% of total) — Near-pure margin
Textured Soy Protein (TSP): ~USD 19.9M (~80% of total) - Financial anchor, covers 100% OPEX
Crude glycerin: ~USD 61K (~1% of total) — Zero additional cost revenue

Total Y1 revenue: USD 24.65M | EBITDA: USD 6.88M (27.9%) | Payback: 1.5–2.5 years

Two formulas, two solutions

We will develop two biodiesel product lines adapted to different market needs:

Voltium B100

Our premium formula with natural additives that enhance energy output, lubricity, and fuel stability. Designed for direct use in diesel engines without blending.

Conventional B100

Standard formula, ideal as a blending component with diesel in variable proportions. Its excellent cost-benefit ratio makes it an attractive option for agricultural producers, distributors, and transport fleets.

Key differentiator

Why TSP as the financial anchor?

Unlike traditional biorefineries that rely solely on fuel pricing, QiFuel monetizes 100% of its raw material. Processed soy simultaneously generates three independent revenue streams:

Biodiesel B100 / Voltium

19%

of total revenue

Near-pure margin

Textured Soy Protein (TSP)

80%

of total revenue

Covers 100% OPEX

Crude glycerin

1%

of total revenue

Zero additional cost

Structural resilience: This triple revenue stream ensures that even amid biodiesel price drops, operations maintain positive profitability thanks to the independent food-grade market for TSP. A financial architecture that does not exist in conventional biorefineries.