Support for owners and prospective buyers.

Substrat acts under a seller mandate. The owner appointing Substrat ordinarily pays the agreed brokerage fee.

Identity, beneficial ownership, authority, provenance and asset details remain subject to review. Publication and a successful sale are never guaranteed.

Substrat may act under a buyer or acquisition mandate. The buyer appointing Substrat pays the agreed sourcing or acquisition fee.

The buyer retains independent legal, technical, financial and other advisers and makes the acquisition decision.

Substrat works under a separately agreed confidential mandate with the appointing client, whose identity remains known and verified even when unpublished.

The appointing client pays the documented retainer or success fee under the agreed mandate.

Commercial terms are agreed with the party appointing Substrat for that party's side of the exchange.

The fee is based on the agreed value attributable to that client's side; Substrat does not guarantee either asset's value.

For development sites, joint ventures and commercial opportunities, we can organise the proposition, identify the parties' intended contributions and facilitate structured discussions.

Substrat does not issue securities, operate a REIT or investment fund, provide financing, or replace legal and regulated investment advice.

Vehicles, jewellery, watches, yachts, aviation and other valuable assets can require specialist evidence, inspections, logistics and controlled introductions.

Fees reflect the asset's nature, value, sourcing requirements and external professional work. Substrat does not guarantee authenticity, condition, title, valuation, financing or a buyer.

We can organise asset information, clarify responsibilities and coordinate appropriate independent professionals so serious discussions begin from a clearer record.

Substrat is not a law firm, bank, escrow provider, valuer, securities exchange, digital-asset issuer or regulated financial institution.