Tigris Resources
Aqua Vista · Goromonzi · Zimbabwe Highveld
Aqua Vista — site schematic, as designed. Model-derived twin captures replace this panel at build time (brief §8); the showroom drops you inside the same world.
Aqua Vista · Goromonzi · Zimbabwe Highveld

Infrastructure you can audit.

From intake to documented dispatch — regulated agri-processing operations held to GMP discipline, every record permanent, every batch traceable to source.

What happens next: acknowledgment within minutes; a personal response within 2 business days with the data room index; a showroom invite by email.

3,000 m²
Cultivation canopy — 10 × 300 m² greenhouses (designed)
700 m²
Processing facility — GMP warehouse + mezzanine (designed)
6.6 t/yr
Contracted drying throughput (v21 Annex C)
69
Events ledgered per showroom run (sim, measured)
Designed and contracted values per v21 (August 2026); the showroom figure is measured on the simulation, not asserted.
01 · Operations

Cultivate

  • Ten 300 m² light-deprivation greenhouses — 3,000 m² of canopy on a 20-hectare site at 1,551 m in the Zimbabwe Highveld.
  • GACP-compliant build under a signed turnkey contract with a first-wave SAHPRA-licensed South African producer — delivered to specification, then handed over.
  • Boreholes, utilities and access in place on site; backup power in the build envelope.
  • Room-level climate, irrigation and substrate telemetry — every reading lands on the equipment it came from.
02 · Operations

Process

  • A 700 m² GMP facility under our direct operation — drying, trimming, QC, bulk packaging and dispatch.
  • The service chain, fixed in contract: intake and chain-of-custody → climate-controlled drying (18–22 °C, 55–65% RH) → trim & sort → QC release → vacuum-sealed, nitrogen-flushed bulk pack → FIFO/FEFO warehousing → documented dispatch.
  • Contract KPIs, not aspirations — drying ≤ 14 days · QC batch release ≤ 5 working days · packaging error ≤ 0.5%.
  • A Qualified Person signs every batch release; agents act within documented authority, never beyond it.
03 · Operations

Document

  • Batch-level traceability is a condition of legal operation, not a feature — every batch traceable to source.
  • An override outside authority produces a refusal, written to an immutable ledger — the attempt itself becomes evidence.
  • A showroom twin runs the full pipeline in compressed time, seed to invoice pack, on synthetic data — 69 ledgered events per run.
  • The dispatch documentation pack — batch records, drying logs, QC certificates — is assembled by the system, not by hand.

Compliance dossier

Living document — owner: operations lead · cadence: monthly review · last reviewed 15 September 2026
1Company registration — Tigris Resources (Private) Limited, ZimbabweCertified
2Cultivation & processing licence — application and securing at an advanced stageIn progress
3Site & site infrastructure — Aqua Vista, Goromonzi: 20 ha secured, boreholes, utilities, access in place; biometric access, CCTV (12-month retention), police-cleared personnel, designed to licensing conditionsCertified
4Qualified Person batch release — QP-gated release before any dispatch; the gate is structuralRoadmap
5ICH Q7 / Q8 / Q10 alignment — quality system built to ICH from day oneRoadmap
6FMD serialization — dispatch-unit serialization on the compliance trackRoadmap
7Operations platform — facility twin and showroom live on synthetic data; audit ledger on every runLive
Numbered for cross-reference against the v21 appendix, line by line. A stale answer here would violate the honesty bar — the review cadence above is the safeguard.

Every record permanent. Every step verifiable.

69

ledgered events in one compressed showroom run — 44 telemetry records, 20 batch-state transitions, 2 holds, 2 what-if events, 1 refused override. Each timestamped and attributable. The same KPIs are written into the processing contract (v21 Annex C.7); the simulation enforces nothing the contract does not already promise.

The page tells you what. The showroom shows you how — access comes with the data room.