NFT Limited announced its plan to provide technology-enabled supply-chain financing and trade-facilitation services supporting large-scale renewable-energy, manufacturing, EPC, and battery-energy-storage ("BESS") projects. On January 25, 2026, Takung Exchange Ltd, the Company's subsidiary in Wyoming, entered into a Supply Chain Financing Framework Agreement, as amended, with Solarlink Group Inc., an integrated solar and renewable energy company, where Solar Link agrees to procure through Takung Exchange's financing mechanism up to 1.2 GW equivalent of solar module components per year, at an estimated average procurement cost of USD 0.15 per watt. Specific project drawdowns, schedules, and disbursement details shall be documented under separate Supplemental Financing Schedules.
Under this model, the Company will provide structured procurement financing, supplier payment solutions, and settlement services linked to tangible assets, equipment deliveries, and receivables. These services are designed to support gigawatt-scale solar module manufacturing, utility-scale solar farm development, and BESS deployments across the United States. The Company expects to generate revenue from interest income, service fee and data service fee etc.
The Company's supply-chain finance activities will be asset-backed and transaction-driven, generating revenue through interest income and service fees, while leveraging proprietary systems to manage procurement workflows, payment execution, and risk controls.
