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Shariah profit-sharing calculator

See exactly how a production cycle would be shared.

Your deposit buys a proportional share of one Mudarabah pool. Set the pool size and a site's production and cost assumptions, and the model takes the landowner cut, fuel, labour and operational costs off gross output first. What remains is net profit, split 70% to participants pro-rata and 30% to Teqwah as managing partner. Returns are variable, based on actual production.

Profit-sharing inputs

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Minimum deposit $150. Your deposit buys a proportional share of the whole fund.

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Current pool: $1,480,000 across 412 participants.

Model the site whose production you want to test. Your capital always sits in the single pool — this only sets the production and cost assumptions.

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4 cycles
1 cycle12 cycles

Your share %

0.338%

$5,000 of $1,480,000 pooled capital

Your projected net output

$993

$248 per cycle · 19.9% on your capital over 4 cycles

Your $5,000 deposit = 31.800 TGC equity shares at today's price of $157.23 per TGC, issued by the Teqwah desk once funds clear. Profit is added to the pool NAV, so the share price moves rather than the share count.

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How one cycle is shared — Primary Land Acquisition

Gross site output$138,000
Less land owner cut (0%)-$0
Less site fuel-$0
Less labour− $12,000
Less operational costs− $21,000
Net profit available to share$105,000
Investor pool (70%, distributed pro-rata)$73,500
Teqwah as Mudarib (30%)− $31,500
Your pro-rata distribution (0.338% share)$248

Equipment structure

Not applicable

Production cycle

Quarterly rental settlement

Contract basis

Mudarabah — no riba, no fixed return

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Returns are variable based on actual production and Shariah profit-sharing rules. Nothing here is a fixed or guaranteed return.

Profit is shared only once it exists. Site costs come off gross production first; what remains is split 70% to participants and 30% to Teqwah for managing the venture. Distribution follows the production actually achieved on the ground.

How the split works

Gross site output is not profit. The landowner's agreed cut, fuel, labour and operational expense come off first. Only the net profit that remains is shared — 70% to participants in proportion to their share of the pool, 30% to Teqwah for managing the venture. No interest, no fixed coupon.

Production cycles

Each site settles on its own cycle. Mining blocks and the machinery fleet run roughly 90-day production cycles; gold trade settles per buying run — source, consolidate, sell in bulk or export, distribute. Distributions follow the cycle actually completed.

What affects the outcome

Utilisation and maintenance windows on the fleet, the time a pool takes to fill before a machine is bought and mobilised, the spread achieved on a gold lot, grade and permitting on a worked block, occupancy and currency movement on property. The low band reflects ordinary underperformance across these factors.