The Seaweed Solution to Climate Change.

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$11 millionPre-money Valuation
$505 Minimum Investment
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A Natural Climate Solution

Fremantle Seaweed is on a mission to help Australia’s cattle farmers become climate heroes. We cultivate the native red seaweed, Asparagopsis, in Western Australia’s pristine ocean waters and process it into a feed additive that can reduce methane emissions from cattle by over 80%.

Methane is over 28 times more potent than CO₂, and livestock emissions make up 5% of global greenhouse gases - more than aviation, shipping, and rail combined. Our ocean-grown approach offers a lower-cost, scalable alternative to onshore systems, harnessing nature to solve agriculture’s biggest emissions challenge.

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Why Invest Now

  • Proven science: Just 63g/day of Asparagopsis per cow can reduce methane by over 80% demonstrated by CSIRO, James Cook University and MLA.
     
  • Commercial traction: First trial with two of WA’s leading Wagyu producers progressing to prove research showing Asparagopsis improves feed efficiency by 7%.
     
  • Government backing: Awarded $4M non-dilutive grant, with potential $3M matched funding.
     
  • Scalable model: Plans underway for a 3,000ha site capable of servicing 21% of the Australian market.
     
  • First mover: Only Australian producer cultivating both species of Asparagopsis entirely in the ocean.

Seaweed for the cows

We grow Asparagopsis seaweed offshore, where it naturally thrives, then process it into a premium, freeze-dried feed additive for cattle. Our ocean-based model is less capital-intensive than onshore tanks or ponds, requires fewer inputs, and reduces contamination risks.

By working in harmony with the ocean, we’re building a sustainable supply chain that supports farmers, delivers measurable emissions reductions, and positions Western Australia as a leader in the global seaweed industry.

A $37B Global Market

The global market for Asparagopsis feed additives is estimated at $37.44B, driven by rising demand for methane reduction in cattle. In Australia alone, the addressable market is $510.49M, with strong adoption potential as exporters, supermarkets, and financiers push for carbon-neutral supply chains.

Consumers are ready with 26% already choosing sustainable beef, and many are willing to pay more for low-emissions products. With limited supply available, Fremantle Seaweed is positioned to fill a critical gap in a rapidly expanding sector.

Progress That Speaks Volumes

  • Established 32ha pilot site in WA’s “goldilocks zone” for year-round cultivation.
  • Achieved Australian-first: successful ocean-grown tetraspores to full plant.
  • $1M+ invested in R&D; $4M WA Government grant awarded. - Secured letter of intents for commercial trials with Pardoo Wagyu and Kylagh Cattle Co.
  • Accepted into KPMG High Growth Ventures Program.
  • Winners of OCC Ocean x Climate Solution award; finalists in Ocean Community Challenge.
  • FutureFeed Cooperation Agreement in place

Built for Scale and Impact

Our fully ocean-based model mirrors the way 98% of the world’s seaweed is grown — reducing costs, inputs, and environmental footprint compared to onshore production. We are the only Australian producer cultivating both Asparagopsis taxiformis and Asparagopsis armata in one location, enabling yearround production.

With proven cultivation methods, unmatched coastal access, and strong industry partnerships, Fremantle Seaweed is positioned to lead the Australian Asparagopsis sector at commercial scale.

Investor Rewards

By investing in Fremantle Seaweed, you can unlock exclusive investor rewards alongside your shares:

  • $1,500 – $4,999: Fremantle Seaweed wide-brimmed hat
     
  • $5,000 – $9,998: Fremantle Seaweed rashie
     
  • $9,999.12 – $19,999: Tour of Fremantle Seaweed’s hatchery once opened* 
    Note: excludes flights to and from Perth and accommodation.
     
  • $20,000 – $49,999: An exclusive Pardoo Wagyu Dinner with Asparagopsis-fed beef, or a dinner with the Fremantle Seaweed team for those unable to attend the dinner*
    Note: excludes flights to and from Perth and accommodation.
     
  • $50,000+: Right to suggest names for the new Fremantle Seaweed boat. All names will go into an exclusive shortlist for shareholders to vote upon.

The Team

Adam Lamond

Non-Executive Director and Chair

Adam is an award-winning founder, entrepreneur and investor. In 2003, he founded his first business, Ocean to Outback Electrical, which listed on the ASX as Ocean to Outback Contracting (OTOC) in 2011. At that time, OTOC employed over 300 people on projects across WA.

As Managing Director of OTOC, Adam led a strategic redirection of the company as it transformed into Veris Limited, Australia’s largest digital and spatial business, employing over 600 people around the country through 20 offices. Adam stepped down as CEO in 2020 and left the board in 2022 after selling the contracting division to Telstra.

In addition to his role at Fremantle Seaweed, Adam also serves as the Chairperson of Pro9 Global and the SeaHive.

Adam brings a depth of experience in growing exciting startups into successful companies. As Chair of Fremantle Seaweed, he is the steady hand at the helm: counselling and guiding the development of Fremantle Seaweed. His key duties include: corporate governance, mentorship, custodian of culture, management of executive accountabilities; and strategic connections.

Christopher de Cuyper

CEO and Co-Founder

Chris is a strategic and values-driven entrepreneur with proven project delivery capability. Originally an electrician and mechanical engineer, Chris has spent 18 years in mining and construction project management. Before founding Fremantle Seaweed, Chris served as the Commissioner for URBNSURF, where he played a key leadership role in building Australia’s first commercial surf park in Melbourne.

In 2022, Chris was appointed as a Non-Executive Director of the Aquaculture Council of WA (ACWA) Board – a testament to his leadership and expertise in Australia’s emerging seaweed industry. In this position, Chris is driving the growth of WA’s seaweed industry through advocacy at the regulatory decision-making level, which in turn builds a pathway for Fremantle Seaweed’s Commercialisation.

Chris has been described as a self-aware and relational leader who embodies courage, authenticity and integrity. He takes a collaborate approach to lift his team and nurture their growth. As CEO of Fremantle Seaweed, his key duties include: team leadership, operating model, asset development, operations and maintenance, brand ambassadorship, advocacy, growth strategy.

Mayleah House

Business Development Manager

Mayleah is a ‘jill of all trades’ with specialist expertise in climate and impact management. May began her career as a commercial lawyer at a top tier law firm before pivoting into the climate sector. She has spent the past 7 years in climate advocacy and sustainable finance.

May has led multidisciplinary teams working on corporate climate policies for leading environmental NGOs, helped shape national climate and investment policies whilst working as the Australian policy specialist for the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Development, and supported ASX-listed companies to improve sustainability impacts as the Head of Stewardship for a leading ethical fund manager.

Through a 2021 Westpac Future Leadership scholarship, May completed a Masters of Environment and Sustainability at Monash University. She also holds a Bachelor of Laws and Behavioural Science (Psychology) at QUT.

As Business Development Manager for Fremantle Seaweed, May is responsible for commercial partnerships and offtake agreements, commercial trials, go-to-market and growth strategy, brand ambassadorship, impact strategy, and certifications.

Giulia Holland

Scientist

Giulia is an interdisciplinary marine scientist with a deep passion for marine conservation and sustainability. Through her Bachelor of Science and Masters of Environment at the University of Melbourne, Giulia has spent countless hours combing through seaweed whilst exploring the rocky reefs along Victoria’s reef. Her experience spans to researching the microbiomes of coral on the Great Barrier Reef and leading community conservation initiatives through her work in a local government organisation.

At Fremantle Seaweed, Giulia is responsible for hatchery and nursery establishment, broodstock cultivation and tetrasporogenesis, product growth, scientific research, regulatory compliance, and ensuring we meet our production goals alongside our commitment to sustainability.

Advisors

Michael Barrett

Fractional CFO

Mike is a Chartered Accountant with over 30 years of international experience in finance, strategy, corporate development and governance, risk management, and capital markets. Mike’s career has spanned the professional services, mining and resources sectors where he has spent time as the Director of Finance for Rio Tinto Energy America, Executive Vice President and CFO for Cloud Peak Energy, and National Lead Partner, Risk Advisory for Deloitte. Mike now serves various boards as a non-executive director.

As its fractional CFO, Michael provides Fremantle Seaweed with strategic financial expertise, guidance and advice, including supporting compliance with its government grants. He joined Fremantle Seaweed from a desire to support the growth of an exciting, impact-focused WA startup and deliver climate action.

Geoff Bird

Commercial Advisor

Geoff is a senior commercial leader and has over 30 years of commercial management, business development, carbon credits, and supply chain procurement expertise in the oil and gas industry. In his previous role at Santos, Geoff was responsible for the development of carbon capture and sequestration projects as well as establishing related carbon credits.

Geoff was driven to join Fremantle Seaweed out of a passion to build innovative solutions to address the energy transition challenges. He supports the Fremantle Seaweed team with its corporate and financial modelling, growth strategy, and carbon credit process.

Dr Margie Rule

Principal Phycologist, Drift Consulting

Dr. Margie Rule is the Principal Phycologist at Drift Consulting. Margie has fifteen years’ experience working on the diversity, biology, ecology and cultivation of seaweed. Previously, Margie oversaw seaweed research for the Australian Sustainable Seaweed Alliance (ASSA) National Hatchery Network.

Dr Michael Rule

Principal Marine Ecologist, Drift Consulting

Dr. Michael Rule, is a highly experienced marine scientist and Principal Marine Ecologist at Drift Consulting. Michael has extensive expertise across the public and private sectors having worked in universities and as a Research Scientist for the WA Department of Environment and Conservation before establishing Drift Consulting. Michael’s current focus is on optimising seaweed cultivation and developing seaweed monitoring techniques to understand farming seasonality and farm stock assessment.

Together, Drift Consulting are advising and supporting the Fremantle Seaweed team on the research and optimal marine farming techniques needed for the commercial production of Asparagopsis.

Terms of the Offer

Issued Capital

For more detailed information, please read the Capital Structure section of the offer document.

Use of Funds

For more information, please read the Use of Funds section of the offer document.

Company Risk

Fremantle Seaweed is pioneering ocean-grown Asparagopsis seaweed to help cattle farmers cut methane emissions by over 80%. As with any growth business, an investment in the Company should be seen as high-risk and speculative. A description of the main risks that may impact their business are listed in the offer document. Investors should read this section carefully before deciding to apply for shares under the Offer. There are also other, more general, risks associated with the Company (for example, health and safety, enironmental impact, quality, toxicology, carbon regulatory risk, cash flow and funding, or the inability to sell their shares). See the Risk section in the Offer Document for further information.

 

The Offer is subject to a Maximum Subscription amount of $4,999,997.12. If the Maximum Subscription is reached, the Offer will close early. Applications will be treated on a time priority basis and may be subject to scale back, so please fund your application as soon as possible.

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Section 734(6) disclosure: The issuer of the securities is Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd ACN 644 635 996. The securities to be issued are fully-paid ordinary shares. The disclosure document for the offer can be obtained by clicking on the link above. The offers of the securities are made in, or accompanied by, a copy of the disclosure document. Investors should consider the disclosure document in deciding whether to acquire the securities. Anyone who wants to acquire the securities will need to complete the application form that will be in or will accompany the disclosure document (which can be done via the electronic application form which will become available by clicking the bid button above)

Company Releases

Company Constitution 22 Sep 2025Offer Document 25 Sep 2025

Question time

We'd love to answer your questions, we'll have one of the OnMarket team or the company representative of the offer get back to you asap. So ask away ...

Purchase

Hi, is this open to buy yet?

Brendan D (OnMarket member) on 25/09/2025

Hi Brendan, yes we are open! Let us know if you have ny specific questions about our company.

Kind regards,

Chris de Cuyper

Chris De C (Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd representative) replied to Brendan D on 25/09/2025
ASX

Hi, is there AN ASX code

Grant G (OnMarket member) on 26/09/2025

Hi Grant,

We are not an ASX listed company. This CSF raise enables retail investors to invest in private (Pty Ltd) companies such as Fremantle Seaweed.

See details here: https://www.onmarket.com.au/help-faq/what-is-equity-crowdfunding/what-is-equity-crowdfunding-crowd-sourced-funding/

Kind regards,

Chris de Cuyper

Chris De C (Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd representative) replied to Grant G on 26/09/2025
IP

In the risk section - FutureFeed owns the right to market - the mitigation says there is a cooperation agreement but not a commercial agreement. To your knowledge, has FutureFeed granted a commercial license to Freemantle's competitors? What are the reasons that they would not grant a license? Do they get a "clip of the ticket" as being the owner of the right to market?

And is there any other IP that is owned by Freemantle - such as method of growing, processing etc.

mary sue r (OnMarket member) on 26/09/2025

Hi Mary Sue,

FutureFeed owns the global IP to feed Asparagopsis to cattle, and to sell Asparagopsis to cattle, Fremantle Seaweed will need to become a licensee (under a licensee agreement). We have a cooperation agreement with FutureFeed which is similar to an MoU, and enables us to complete a commercial feedlot trial to progress to a full licensee agreement. It's a bit of the process but the intent is to show that we can supply to the customer, complete our product formulation (as per the 6mg/g of bromoform required by FutureFeed) and dose the supplement correctly. Once we have completed the commercial feedlot trial we will move to a commercial licensee agreement.

FutureFeed have granted 9 licenses to Asparagopsis cultivation companies: https://www.future-feed.com/industrypartners and it is their best interest to grant further licenses to proponents who can show they can complete the steps required for a successful feedlot trial.

FutureFeed have a royalty model that means they take a small percentage of revenue from licensees.

We have some details of our IP strategy in the offer document. Due to the current early stages of Asparagopsis cultivation, there are significant unknown opportunities. We have identified the following key areas for IP Commercialisation Opportunities:
Hatchery and Nursery:
the protocols to produce consistent seeded substrate with a high survivability rate have been developed by the Australian Sustainable Seaweed Alliance (ASSA) with the open-sourced National Hatchery Network Manual released early June 2025. This provides instruction for FS to develop our own capability and skills (people) and a starting point to develop our own hatchery and nursery protocols to produce higher yielding seeded substrate. Any IP developed will owned by FS.
Asparagopsis strain yields: like terrestrial crops, high performing seaweed strains can be identified and protected. The protocols to develop these strains is related to the Hatchery and Nursery IP.
Marine operations: the ability to efficiently seed and harvest Asparagopsis seaweed on aquaculture equipment will be under constant development over the coming years. FS is well positioned to develop equipment designs that target Asparagopsis growth.
Vessel capabilities: to grow at scale, modern vessels with on deck machines and automation will be designed and built to reduce the human resources required for aquaculture operations.

I'll respond to your email too!

Kind regards,

Chris de Cuyper

Chris De C (Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd representative) replied to mary sue r on 26/09/2025
ROI

Hi,
Wondering what the process is for getting a ROI for investing? Is the plan to take the company public at some stage at this share price? Or will shareholders be rewarded some other way?
Thanks

Brandon P (OnMarket member) on 02/10/2025

Hi Brandon,

Fremantle Seaweed doesn't have any immediate plans for an exit or a liquidity event but this is an aim over the medium/long term event if we are able to achieve our goals.

There is no guarantee that an exit event will occur but, if it does, it could be in the form of a:

- trade purchase of Fremantle Seaweed
- listing on the ASX or other stock exchange;
- private equity investment in Fremantle Seaweed; or
- a share buy-back by Fremantle Seaweed.

Additionally, a return could potentially come from the pay out of dividends if and when we achieve profitability (although note that a decision to pay dividends is subject to the directors discretion and obligations under the Corporations Act). All shareholders have a right to receive any dividends declared and paid by Fremantle Seaweed.

You can read more about the exit opportunities and rights associated with shares in section 2.5.10 and 3.3 of the Offer Document respectively.

Kind regards,
May

Mayleah H (Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd representative) replied to Brandon P on 02/10/2025
Interesting

Email me more information please.b

Brian H (OnMarket member) on 07/10/2025

Hi Brian,

You can access information about the offer by signing up to OnMarket and downloading the Offer Document and Fremantle Seaweed Constitution under the Offer Documents tab here: https://www.onmarket.com.au/offers/fremantle-seaweed

We also recently hosted a webinar about the business. You can access the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwNQWSXnj3I

If you have any further questions, please feel free to get in touch with us at info@fremantleseaweed.com and we can arrange a call.

Kind regards,
May

Mayleah H (Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd representative) replied to Brian H on 08/10/2025
Carbon credits and climate risks

1. What are the prospects for the generation of ACCUs for growing asparagopsis seaweed - have there been any preliminary discussion on this with CER? Are there are carbon credits issued elsewhere in the world for similar activities?
2. What climate modelling have you undertaken for the proposed growing areas and have the climate risks been quantified? What are the expected impacts on asparagopsis production from cyclones and marine heat waves under projected warming scenarios?

Ryan O (OnMarket member) on 08/10/2025

Hi Ryan,

An ACCU methodology for feeding Asparagopsis seaweed to cattle went before the Emissions Reduction Assurance Committee (ERAC) last year. ERAC is responsible fore selecting methodologies for further development. Its response to the was the support the development in future rounds noting that it was a well developed concept with convincing evidence that the methodology could be deployed at scale. However, the activity is new therefore not captured under Australia's National Greenhouse Accounts (noting it does not meet eligible carbon abatement offsets integrity standards). These reporting approaches need to be updated. We are monitoring and engaging with the next round of developments.

There are two voluntary carbon credit methodologies for Asparagopsis available through Verra & Gold Standard.

In terms of climate risks, we are monitoring cyclone, marine heatwave and other risks to our current pilot site and assessing impacts of these risks on our proposed expansion site. We're monitoring latest climate science development and aim to incorporate the best evidence into our farming decisions.

Kind regards,
May

Mayleah H (Fremantle Seaweed Pty Ltd representative) replied to Ryan O on 09/10/2025
General Due Diligence & Terms

Written steps-to-license and royalty bands. Royalty term sheet (rate band, floors/caps, minimum annuals, geography, exclusivity, termination).Royalty as % of ASP (modeled on our ASP/A$ per cow/day).
if CH4/SeaForest keep dropping cost and push price, margin shrinks unless FSs ocean model hits real cost leadership> Pls comment. Can we do side letter tie cheque to milestones (escrow or side letter): (1) license executed, (2) hatchery commissioned on time/budget, (3) first paid shipment.Offtake LOIs that include: price/day/cow, volume/headcount, start month, penalties for non-delivery (even if conditional on license).Supermarket/processor letters for Scope-3 low-methane premiums.COGS breakdown per kg (farming, harvest, processing, freeze-dry, QA, logistics, royalty).Yield pack: seeding density, survival %, harvest cycle days, kg/ha/harvest, biofouling loss %, downtime.Spec compliance: third-party bromoform assay (ISO/ILAC lab) meeting 6 mg/g requirement; shelf-life and potency-decay curve.Signed trial protocol with Pardoo/Kylagh: endpoints (methane cut, feed-efficiency), sample sizes, vet oversight, assay methods, who pays.Backup site & supplier plan (what if pilot site suffers cyclone/heatwave/bloom). draft Project Design Document, MRV plan, named verifiers engagement letter, issuance timeline Gantt.> for carbon. Hatchery/processing BoQ & timelines with fixed-price contractor quotes and LDs (liquidated damages) for delays.Critical spares & vendor SLAs for freeze-dryers, pumps, lab equipment.
Insurance certificates: cyclone, marine heatwave business interruption, product liability, environmental.Biosecurity & contamination SOPs + external audit letter.1218 month cashflow at min-raise and max-raise, showing: runway months, trial costs, contingency, date when next equity is needed.Grant papers (A$4m awarded, A$3m matched): milestones, drawdown cadence, covenants.Bridge options (convertible cap, discount, MFN) pre-agreed to reduce down-round risk.Pro-rata rights for existing investors; pre-emption on new issues; no surprise prefs senior to ordinary without a vote?Milestone-linked warrants to compensate delay risk (e.g., if license not signed by Date X investors get Y extra shares).Monthly KPI pack covenant (yield, kg/ha, COGS/kg, spec pass-rate, ASP, headcount under contract, cash runway).
?icense & Royalty
Please share the FutureFeed milestone checklist with target dates and who signs each step, plus a royalty term sheet (rate band, minimums, geography, exclusivity, termination). Can we add a side letter that confirms the commercial license upon hitting named trial endpoints?

Revenue & Buyers
Please provide two offtake LOIs with price/day/cow, volume (headcount), start month, and penalties for non-delivery (conditional on license). Also any letters from processors/retailers confirming Scope-3 premiums for low-methane beef.

Unit Economics & Spec
Kindly share the per-kg COGS breakdown (farmQAlogisticsroyalty), yield metrics (seeding density, survival %, kg/ha/harvest, biofouling loss), third-party bromoform assay results, and shelf-life/potency-decay curves.

Trial & Timing
Please send the signed trial protocol (endpoints, sample sizes, assay methods, vet oversight) and the backup site/supplier plan if the pilot site is disrupted.

Carbon Readiness
Please share the draft Verra/GS PDD, MRV plan, verifier engagement letter, and any forward credit buyer intents with price ranges.

Capex & Insurance
Please provide fixed-price supplier contracts with LDs, critical spares/SLAs, plus insurance certificates for business interruption (cyclone/heatwave), product liability, and environmental.

Runway & Dilution
Please send the 18-month cashflow at min/max raise, grant drawdown schedule, and proposed bridge terms to reduce future dilution.

Protections & Reporting
We request pro-rata rights, pre-emption on issues, milestone-linked warrants for license delays, and a monthly KPI reporting covenant.
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Pranav N (OnMarket member) on 19/10/2025
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