INTEGER WEALTH GLOBAL- ARMORUM PP&E ASSET INVESTMENT FUND
Armorum PP&E Investment Fund
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Heavy equipment is the backbone of the industries that build, move, and power the world such as transport, heavy engineering, earthmoving, mining and rigging. It is also among the most capital-intensive asset classes a business will ever acquire. The Armorum Asset Investment Fund (AAIF) exists to meet that capital need directly through a dedicated Property, Plant & Equipment (PP&E) investment vehicle of Integer Wealth Global, built to own, finance and lease the hard assets that keep heavy industry moving.
AAIF is registered in Liechtenstein and will be listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange. It is structured as a non-terminal, open-ended fund with no fixed expiry and no ceiling on total capital available, and is capable of committing up to €600 million to any single credible project within its asset class.
The Fund's initial disbursement target is averaged at €40 million, deployed across its first portfolio of equipment financings.
The two business plans that follow set out how AAIF puts that capital to work.
The first describes the Fund's primary operating model, its manufacturer-aligned equipment acquisition finance.
The second sets out a complementary strategy and is the ‘sale-and-leaseback’ acquisition of land-based drilling rigs and associated heavy equipment, illustrating how the same ‘ownership-and-lease’ principle extends into the oil and gas services sector.
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Manufacturer-Aligned Equipment Acquisition Finance
AAIF's principal activity is providing acquisition finance for heavy equipment purchased from the world's leading manufacturers with names such as:
Caterpillar
Komatsu
JCB
Manitou
Kobelco
XCMG
Bell
Liebherr and
Hitachi/Landcros, among others.
Clients reach AAIF either through direct manufacturer referral or as qualifying applicants in their own right.
The mechanics are straightforward and disciplined. AAIF either deposits capital toward, or purchases outright, the equipment a qualifying client has ordered. That equipment is recorded on the Fund's asset register, and AAIF leases it to the end-user client at a mutually favourable rate of interest.
Title remains with the Fund throughout the finance term, a deliberate structure that secures the Fund's position with direct ownership rather than a registered charge alone. Only once the client has repaid the financing in full does legal title transfer to them.
This gives AAIF two complementary sources of value:
interest income earned over the life of each financing, and
the underlying worth of the equipment itself, held on the Fund's books until the term concludes.
It is a model built for scale, diversified across manufacturers, equipment categories and geographies, and capable of growing transaction by transaction toward the Fund's ‘per-project’ ceiling.
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Sale-and-Leaseback: Land-Based Drilling Rigs and Heavy Equipment
The same ownership principle extends naturally into the oil and gas services sector, where AAIF identifies an entry point that captures the value of a tangible, income-generating asset while deliberately avoiding the risks of upstream oil production itself.
Under this strategy, AAIF acquires land-based drilling rigs and associated surface equipment such as mud pumps, generators, top drives and related infrastructure from operators already using them in the field and leases the equipment straight back to that same operator.
The rig keeps working without interruption; the operating company releases capital from its balance sheet; and AAIF becomes the owner of a performing, appraised asset from day one, earning lease income secured against the equipment itself.
Crucially, AAIF holds no drilling permits, no mineral rights and no working interest in any well. Production risk, reserve risk and operator licensing remain entirely with the operating company. AAIF's exposure begins and ends with the equipment it owns, consistent with its mandate as a PP&E fund, and a natural extension of the same asset-backed financing principle that underpins its work with global equipment manufacturers.
Full detail on both strategies including fund structure, financial framework and risk considerations are set out in the business plans that follow.
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Business Plans
The two business plans which underpin the AAIF are in the available in the document links below.
The AAIF Primary Business Plan
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THE AAIF Oil Rig Equipment Plan