The model
51% is not a number.
It's the whole point.
We built the structure so majority Indigenous control exists at every layer, from the international source through the national network into the local depot. Control stays where the water is used.
Three-layer architecture
Layered, connected, majority-owned.
The full model at a glance: global supply flowing into the national Indigenous engine, distributed through community-owned joint ventures.
Layer 01
Global Supply Backbone
Arctic Freshwater
Icelandic glacial and volcanic water. 24,000L flexitank logistics. PureFlow monitoring technology. Global export reach and quality discipline. Water is supplied at a predetermined price based on water, shipping, and operations.
- Regulated, protected source
- Maritime, rail, air, and ground routes
- End-to-end temperature control
- Predetermined price: water + shipping + operations
Layer 02
National Indigenous Engine
Sovereign Pure - Indigenous majority-owned and controlled
The Canadian company that funds, standardizes, brands, and replicates the network. Owned in majority by Indigenous partners.
- National funding pathways
- Shared standards and training
- Network replication and support
Layer 03
Community-Owned JVs
51% owned by each Nation
Each Nation forms a local joint venture that owns the depot, employs the crew, and keeps the margin at home.
- Local infrastructure
- Local jobs and training
- Local revenue and reinvestment
Our governance
Four facts of the structure. No exceptions.
- 01
The board is Indigenous-controlled.
- 02
No major decision proceeds without Indigenous representation and consent.
- 03
The brand and its cultural identity are governed by Indigenous leadership.
- 04
Every member Nation receives transparent reporting.
Water security
Fixed commitments. Fixed prices. Long-term certainty.
Long-term contracts with Indigenous groups secure fixed commitments and fixed prices for extended periods. Water pricing, infrastructure, and payment are tied to government-funded programs, so communities see complete visibility, transparency, and water security. The overall cost of water sovereignty through Sovereign Pure is significantly less than current operations and the ongoing cost of bottled water and other modular alternatives.
Predetermined price based on water, shipping, and operations.
Long-term contracts lock in fixed commitments and fixed prices.
Government-funded programs cover infrastructure and payment.
Lower total cost than current bottled water and modular operations.
Questions leaders ask
Straight answers, the ones we hear first.
The model is built on a full legal framework - shareholders agreement, community joint venture framework, and roles and responsibilities matrix - available to communities and partners in discussion.
This is not a program communities join. It is a company Nations own.