Impact and investor reports
Every cycle and every year is written up. Investor reports cover a single six-month livestock cycle: what was bought, what it weighed, what it sold for and what each party earned. Year-end reports cover everything else.
2025
Investor report
2025 Livestock Fattening (PRS) investor report
September 2025 · PDF, 15 MB
A pilot of smaller cattle sold every Qurbani share at CAD 150, but the cycle returned 2.47% over six months, the lowest since 2022. The seven-year average stayed at 11.04%. Eight families earned as micro-entrepreneurs and 95 jobs were created.
- 42 cattle purchased and sacrificed
- 3,470 families in 60 villages received meat
- 667 meat packages stored in solar freezers
- Solar-freezer food bank extended to Village Madd, Khairpur
2024
Investor report
2024 Livestock Fattening (PRS) investor report
August 2024 · PDF, 1.4 MB
Investors earned 11.43% over the cycle (25.85% annualised) and the herd broke the average daily weight-gain record at 0.59 kg. Seven cattle feeders from three villages took part, including three women who opened business bank accounts for the first time.
- 44 cattle, 3,470 families fed at Eid
- 21,173 people received meat across 60 villages
- 91 jobs created
- Best individual weight gain 127 kg
2023
Year-end report
2023 year-end impact report
January 2024 · PDF, 9.3 MB
The year Hoopo rebranded from PRICE and partnered with Humaniti. Work reached 65 villages and created more than 80 jobs, with CAD 75,000 raised in investments and CAD 85,000 in donations.
- 50,000 zero-carbon limestone bricks manufactured
- Two biogas domes and three solar-powered water plants
- Five SMART agriculture campuses and 10,000 Moringa trees
- Three carbon-neutral homes built at under CAD 4,500 each
2023
Investor report
2023 Livestock Fattening (PRS) investor report
August 2023 · PDF, 7.9 MB
Returns recovered to 11.77% after the 2022 floods. Humaniti bought 75% of the Qurbani shares, which solved the selling problem of the previous year. Six entrepreneurs each received a CAD 634 bonus on top of monthly income.
- 40 cattle, 4,500 families fed across 60 villages
- 840 meat packages stored for weekly distribution
- Bio-fuel for 16 households and bio-slurry on 4 acres
- 40 additional jobs
2022
Investor report
2022 Livestock Fattening (PRS) investor report
October 2022 · PDF, 6.2 MB
The hardest year. Lumpy skin disease killed three of fifty cattle and the monsoon floods cut the villages off before Eid, so only 11 cattle reached the market hub. Investors still received a positive 3.83%, and the remaining cattle fed flood victims at a fraction of market price.
- 6,830 hot meals and 1,000 grocery hampers distributed
- Nine medical camps treated 2,700 patients
- 60 relief jobs created
- Relief reached 60 villages in Sindh
2022
Ramadan report
Ramadan 1443 / 2022 impact report
May 2022 · PDF, 7.3 MB
CAD 43,056 raised and spent across five villages: 18,760 fresh iftar meals, 63 care hampers, 75 Eid gift bundles and 289 Zakat-ul-Fitr hampers, all sourced from 15 local businesses.
- 3,846 villagers benefited
- 35 micro-entrepreneurs and jobs created
- Twelve cooks, three seamstresses and ten hen feeders employed
2021
Year-end report
2021 year-end accomplishments
January 2022 · PDF, 2.2 MB
Work spread from one model village to thirty, reaching more than 4,000 families. Ten farmers, eight of them women, became very small enterprises with their own business bank accounts.
- Second biogas plant built; 37 families cooking on free gas
- 300 plants seeded and 15 children enrolled in school
- Free daily milk for 30 to 50 children
- Aqeeqah and sadaqah offerings fed 2,000 families
2021
Investor report
2021 Livestock Fattening (PRS) investor report
August 2021 · PDF, 3.1 MB
The herd grew from 20 to 50 cattle and investors earned 13.21% over six months, the best public cycle to date. Thirty cattle went to Qurbani orders and nineteen to the cash market.
- 4,000 families fed on Eid ul-Adha
- Close to 1,000 kg of meat stored for six months of weekly distribution
- Every entrepreneur paid 2.3 times the wage of peers with similar experience
2020
Year-end report
2020 year-end report, Model Village 1
January 2021 · PDF, 5.4 MB
Fourteen infrastructure and proof-of-concept projects completed in Goth Khan Sahab: clean water piped into the village, a biogas plant, solar freezers, a sewerage system, virtual health care and the first livestock-fattening investment.
- More than CAD 100,000 injected into the village economy
- Four families became self-sustaining enterprises
- Qurbani meat supplied to 1,600 families two years running
2020
Investor report
2020 Livestock Fattening investor report
September 2020 · PDF, 8.2 MB
The first publicly available cycle, run through the COVID-19 lockdowns. Investors earned 12.75%, entrepreneurs earned 40% more than the regional average, and the cattle gained 0.577 kg a day, twice the provincial average.
- All 20 cattle fulfilled Eid ul-Adha orders
- Meat distributed to 1,600 families in 20 villages
- 990 kg of meat frozen for the following six months