The EDIF General Class provides wholesale investors with a single, diversified exposure across a selection of EDIF's hub-specific SPV classes. Rather than concentrating capital into one charging hub, the General Class spreads investment across multiple hubs — delivering a blended return with meaningfully reduced single-asset risk.
EDIF structures each charging hub as a distinct Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), with investors able to subscribe to the hub-specific Class Fund that corresponds to the asset they wish to invest in. The EDIF Truganina Class, for example, provides direct, single-asset exposure to the Truganina Hub in Melbourne's western industrial corridor.
The EDIF General Class takes a different approach. Rather than investing directly in a single hub, the General Class allocates capital across a curated selection of EDIF's hub-specific classes — building a portfolio of charging infrastructure assets within a single investment vehicle.
As new EDIF hubs are developed and their corresponding classes opened, the General Class may expand its investment in these classes — progressively increasing diversification as the national charging network grows.
The trade-off is straightforward: the General Class will not achieve the peak return of EDIF's best-performing individual hub class, but it also will not be fully exposed to the underperformance of the weakest. The return is a weighted average — a blended outcome that reflects the aggregate performance of the selected hub portfolio.
For investors who want exposure to Australia's heavy EV charging infrastructure build-out without concentrating their capital in a single geographic asset, the General Class is designed precisely for that purpose.
Capital is spread across multiple hub-specific classes rather than a single SPV — reducing concentration risk at the asset level.
The return sits between the best and least performing class in the selection — a weighted average reflecting the portfolio's aggregate performance.
As new EDIF hubs are developed and opened, the General Class can expand its allocation — increasing diversification over time.
One IM, one subscription, one reporting relationship — simplified access to a multi-asset infrastructure portfolio.
Each EDIF hub-specific class has its own return on investment profile, driven by the individual hub's utilisation ramp-up, grid connection cost, operating cost structure and local demand conditions. The best-performing class will typically be the one that reaches mature utilisation most quickly and at lowest cost.
The EDIF General Class does not pick winners. It holds a position in each selected hub class proportional to its weighting in the General Class portfolio. The aggregate return to General Class investors is therefore a weighted average of the returns delivered by each underlying hub class.
In practice this means:
This is the fundamental value proposition of the General Class: the deliberate acceptance of a capped upside in exchange for meaningfully reduced downside risk. For investors who prioritise capital preservation and predictability over maximising return, the General Class is the appropriate vehicle within the EDIF structure.
The General Class currently includes up to $2M units in the EDIF Truganina Class as its foundation investment, with additional hub classes added to the portfolio as each new EDIF hub is developed and its SPV opened to investors.
Wholesale investors with infrastructure allocations who require geographic and asset diversification within a single vehicle. The General Class provides multi-hub exposure through one subscription and one reporting relationship.
Investors seeking stable, long-duration infrastructure returns with reduced single-asset concentration risk. The blended return profile and growing portfolio offer a compelling risk-adjusted outcome for multi-generational capital.
s708 wholesale investors who want exposure to Australia's heavy EV charging infrastructure build-out but prefer a diversified, portfolio-style approach over a single-hub bet.
The EDIF General Class operates under the same AFSL-licensed governance framework as all EDIF fund classes — with Evergreen Capital as Trustee and Resource Unicorns Funds Management as Fund Manager.
Independent Trustee of the EDIF General Class fund, providing oversight of fund assets, compliance obligations, and investor protections in accordance with the trust deed and AFSL requirements.
Responsible for portfolio construction, class weighting decisions, capital allocation across hub classes, investor relations, and ongoing fund administration for the General Class.
Contracted exclusive operator of all EDIF charging hubs — including those held within the General Class portfolio. Solarh2e's operational responsibility across the network directly stabilises the return profile of the General Class.
The EDIF General Class Information Memorandum contains full details of the fund structure, portfolio construction methodology, class weighting approach, risk factors, and investment terms. A Supplementary IM covering the Truganina hub class — the current foundation allocation — is also available on request.
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