International Land Alliance, Inc. (OTCQB: ILAL) has secured an up‑to‑$50 million institutional financing facility that will be used to acquire 300 acres of land and structures adjacent to its Rancho Costa Verde development in San Felipe, Mexico. The facility is a credit line, meaning the full amount may not be drawn immediately but provides the company with a flexible source of capital for future projects.
The acquisition consists of eight parcels that will be subdivided into 300 residential homesites, 12 existing casitas, and two completed beachfront homes. ILAL plans to use the proceeds to fund additional acquisitions, joint ventures, project expansions, and to build a strategic reserve that can be deployed as opportunities arise.
Management estimates that the expansion could generate more than $12 million in future land sales and over $90 million in construction revenue. These figures are projections; they reflect the company’s confidence in the demand for its green, solar‑powered community, but they are not guaranteed. The announcement comes after ILAL reported a 70.5% year‑over‑year decline in revenue for the twelve months ended June 30, 2025 and a net loss of $1.98 million, underscoring the need for additional capital to sustain growth.
In addition to the financing, ILAL entered into a real‑estate services agreement with the investor that will provide maintenance services for the Mast Hill facility through June 22, 2044. The agreement is designed to create a long‑term revenue stream that can help fund day‑to‑day operations and reduce reliance on project‑specific sales.
The financing represents one of ILAL’s largest capital commitments to date and gives the company the financial flexibility to accelerate its development strategy. CEO Frank Ingrande said the deal “gives us the momentum we need to expand one of our most successful projects… the land directly beside Rancho Costa Verde unlocks a rare opportunity to grow our footprint and accelerate our development strategy. The services contract allows us to put to use our real‑estate know‑how and earn revenues that allow ILAL to thrive.”
The move positions ILAL to capitalize on the growing demand for sustainable, high‑quality residential communities in Baja California while addressing the cash‑flow pressures that have accompanied its recent revenue decline.
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