eb-5 rural project
Prioritizing investors with fair returns
Repayment timeline: 3 years
EB-5 Investors earn 35% share of all profits
Approved I-956F Rural Project
Anadarko super basin
Key investment highlights
The project utilizes horizontal drilling and re-completion of proven oil wells in Oklahoma, generating revenue within 3-4 months of drilling.
Investment Amount
$800,000
Administrative Fee
$80,000
Total Project Costs
$250,239,900
Total EB-5 Capital Raise
$24,000,000 - $120,000,000
Total # Investors
30-150
Annual Distributions
Up to 2%
Repayment Timeline
3 Years
Profit Participation
EB-5 investors entitled to 35% of all profits
Job Creation
372-2,247 jobs
Job Cushion
25%-49%
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Priority Processing; Rural EB-5 investments receive accelerated petition reviews, expediting the path to permanent residency.
Visa Set-Asides: Reserved visas are available for rural investors, providing a key advantage for applicants from backlogged countries.
Lower Investment Threshold: The standard $1,050,000 minimum investment amount is reduced to $800,000.
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EB5 Energy prioritizes investor repayment, with capital return expected within 3 years. This accelerated timeline is driven by the rapid start of oil and gas production, typically beginning within three to four months of well drilling. Additionally, the highest production volumes occur in the first year, ensuring faster capital return.
Beyond initial repayment, wells will continue producing for 20–25 years, providing long-term revenue potential and sustained profitability.
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After full capital repayment, EB-5 investors then receive 35% of all project profits. This model combines fast capital repayment with long-term profit potential, providing investors with both security and sustained financial upside.
US Government commits to Repurchase oil to Replenish its strategic oil reserves
How we extract oil
Extracting oil using innovative 'fracking' techniques enable us to increase oil production from known, Proven Reserves, minimizing the risk to our investors.
Energy Security
THE ONGOING NEED FOR OIL
Despite the narrative that the U.S. is shifting towards greener energy sources, the country will still heavily rely on oil for a long time. The United States’ energy security remains a critical issue, as the nation continues to depend on both domestic and international sources for its energy needs. Efforts to increase domestic production of oil and gas are ongoing, alongside the promotion of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar.
However, while renewable energy sources are becoming more affordable and efficient, they still require substantial investment and significant infrastructure development. Experts agree that reliance on oil will persist (BBC) and even grow over next several years (Goldman Sachs).
