Agreement

Capital Partner Agreement

Governs capital deployment, asset ownership documentation, operations mandate, revenue sharing and settlement on exit.

This document is a draft template prepared for internal review. It must be examined, adapted and executed under the guidance of a qualified advocate practising in India, and stamped as required under the applicable State Stamp Act before it becomes binding.

1. Parties and purpose

1.1This Agreement is between GreenStrata Mobility ('Operator') and the Capital Partner named in the Registration Form ('Partner').
1.2The Partner deploys capital for the acquisition and retrofit of electric three-wheelers, which the Operator procures, deploys and manages.
1.3The Partner acquires no equity, shareholding or profit interest in the Operator's business.

2. Asset ownership

2.1Each vehicle funded is identified in the Asset Schedule by make, model, chassis number, registration number and invoice value.
2.2Ownership documentation is held in the Partner's name, or under a documented ownership schedule with an irrevocable transfer undertaking in the Partner's favour.
2.3The Operator shall not create any charge or encumbrance over the asset other than the disclosed vehicle loan.

3. Operator obligations

3.1Driver sourcing, KYC, police verification, training and allocation.
3.2Preventive and breakdown maintenance through approved service partners.
3.3Comprehensive insurance placement, renewal and claim management.
3.4GPS installation, telematics monitoring and utilisation reporting.
3.5Charging and battery swap arrangements.
3.6Daily rental collection, reconciliation and remittance.
3.7Issue of a monthly statement per vehicle in the format prescribed in the Revenue Sharing Policy.

4. Revenue sharing

4.1Revenue share is computed only on rentals actually collected, net of the documented operating costs listed in the monthly statement.
4.2The Operator's management fee is stated as a percentage of collections in the Commercial Schedule.
4.3No minimum, assured or guaranteed return is offered, implied or payable.
4.4Payouts are remitted by the 10th working day of the following month to the registered bank account.

5. Term, suspension and wind-down

5.1Initial term of 36 months, renewable by written consent.
5.2If the Operator suspends or ceases operations, whether after six months or at any later point, the Partner's asset rights remain unaffected.
5.3Outstanding loan dues are settled from collections in hand, sale proceeds or Partner funds in the priority set out in the Exit Policy.
5.4The Partner may elect physical repossession of the vehicle or liquidation through an Operator-approved channel.
5.5Liquidation proceeds are applied to lender dues, then verified operating liabilities, then to the Partner.
5.6A final settlement statement with a complete ledger is issued within 45 days of the wind-down notice.
5.7The Partner retains audit and inspection rights over vehicle, GPS and collection records during the settlement window.

6. General

6.1Governing law: the laws of India. Courts at Bengaluru, Karnataka shall have exclusive jurisdiction, subject to the Dispute Resolution Policy.
6.2Notices shall be delivered by email to the addresses recorded in the Registration Form and by registered post for termination or settlement notices.
6.3No provision of this document creates an employment, partnership or agency relationship beyond what is expressly stated.
6.4If any clause is held unenforceable, the remainder survives unaffected.
6.5This document, together with the Registration Form and annexed schedules, constitutes the entire understanding between the parties.