A twenty-thousand-hectare planned city co-founded with the Aucallama Rural Community on Peru's central coast — at the convergence of the Chancay megaport, the bioceanic rail corridor, and the Pan-American Highway.
Each one independently would lift the value of the parcel. Together, they make Aucallama the most strategically positioned greenfield site on the South Pacific Rim.
China's $3.5B megaport. The new gateway from Asia to South America. Operational since late 2024.
The Chancay–Central Highlands rail line. $420M, 120 km. Preliminary alignment runs directly through the property.
Peru's primary national thoroughfare. The land fronts directly onto it.
Peru's largest existing port. Dual-port redundancy and Lima market access.
Twenty thousand hectares is seventy-seven square miles. Larger than the city of San Francisco. Twenty-five percent the area of all five boroughs of New York.
This is not an industrial park. It is a city.
The Aucallama parcel is an active alluvial fan at the Pacific terminus of the Andean orogeny. The same ground that hosts the planned city also holds construction aggregate at industrial scale, placer gold across the fan, rare-earth-bearing monazite, heavy-mineral concentrate, sovereign water rights across the Río Chancay system, and ancestral lomas qualifying for conservation finance. Each resource is independent of the others. Each one is independently bankable. The land is not the platform for the asset — the land is the asset, six times over.
On February 19, 2026, Equilicua S.A.C. — the consulting firm engaged by Soluciones Inmobiliarias de Lima S.A.C. to advise on disposition of the Aucallama parcel — transmitted memo EQL‑10280‑26 to its client. The memo is reproduced in the deal record. Read on its own terms, it is the most consequential piece of evidence in the file: the seller's own advisor confirms the location, the strategic adjacency, the recent regional benchmark, and the methodological collapse that allows the parcel to be presented at consumer real-estate pricing.
The city is master-planned across ten functional districts. Each generates revenue. Each feeds the next. None is dead land — even the ecological reserve produces carbon credits, watershed services, and eco-tourism revenue.
The Aucallama position is structured as a sequence of clean assignments — from the Tribe's communal title at the base, through the original public-market contract holder, through the current contract counterparty, to the partnered principals delivering the development capital. There is no syndicate, no nominee structure, no foreign state-owned vehicle on the equity side. There is a partnership between two Western principals, sitting on top of a US-listed public company that is currently uplisting to NASDAQ.
A. Voss Holdings (Florida) and Vequity Capital Group are partnered as co-principals on the Aucallama development. Both are now joint major shareholders of Echo Defense Projects Inc. — the US-listed company (OTC: ECDP) that previously held the original contract with the Aucallama Community and is currently uplisting to NASDAQ.
That structure gives three distinct revenue streams to the partnership: the development envelope on the $10B master contract; the token issuance envelope on the $3.15B – $28.4B of in-ground reserves through 33DT; and the public-equity position in ECDP that becomes a NASDAQ-listed equity stake on uplisting.
Three audiences see what they need to see. The Community sees Vequity as the named contract counterparty with AVH as the joint capital principal. Peruvian regulators see Western capital and a US-listed public company end-to-end — not foreign state-owned vehicles on the equity side. Investors see two partnered principals plus a public-market vehicle going to NASDAQ — three ways into the same asset.
The Junefield consortium — Chinese state-owned — paid the Peruvian government $1.39M per hectare for Ancón Industrial Park Phase 1 in December 2025. The Aucallama Community's ask is below that benchmark. The window does not stay open.
The 33 Digital Trading Company DAO (Wyoming · OID 2022‑001069531) already operates a token issuance framework — the existing portfolio of WHITE WOLF, GROWL, SAVAGE, APEX, and SIZZLE pages demonstrates that the 33DT brand can host distinct instruments under unified governance. Aucallama is the first deployment that backs the architecture with physical, sovereign-jurisdiction reserves rather than narrative-only value. Each of the six resource layers identified in § iii. anchors its own token. Each token is redeemable against its underlying reserve. Each issuance passes through the Voss Bridge™ verification layer (U.S. Patent No. 9,131,023 B2) before reaching the chain.
China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Group (CCTEB / 中建三局) is among the largest construction companies in the world. They are not a hypothetical partner — they are already a registered operator in Peru, and they have already built every component of this city, somewhere.
Phase 1 leases pay for Phase 2 infrastructure. Phase 2 leases pay for Phase 3 vertical buildout. Phase 3 operating cash pays for Phase 4 expansion. The $10B contract envelope backs the timeline.
Master plan the full 20,000 Ha. Lock Port Gateway Zone (~500 Ha). Deploy Vequity capital to the Community from May 21. Community benefits delivered upfront: roads, water, sewage, training center. First logistics tenants signed.
Districts B, C, and F come online. Heavy industrial and light tech zones operational. Rail intermodal terminal commissioned as Chancay rail completes. Education campus opens — community pipeline begins. First residential phase delivered.
Districts D, E, G, H, and I come online. Commercial core opens. Full residential delivery. Medical precinct. Energy corridor self-sufficient. Agro-industrial belt productive. City population reaches tens of thousands. Self-sustaining economic ecosystem.
District J monetized through carbon credits, watershed payments, eco-tourism, indigenous botanicals. Strategic reserve activated as land values mature. Optional expansion beyond the original 20,000 Ha onto adjacent Community land. Self-funded from operations.
A standard transactional model offers the Community a real estate sale. AVH and Vequity offer a partnership instead. The Community retains underlying sovereignty over communal title. Long-term surface rights flow to the development entity. Revenue royalties flow to the Community in perpetuity. The city carries the Community's name.
Hong Kong's Crown leasehold system. Singapore's HDB/JTC sovereign land model. Dubai's free-zone framework. North American tribal economic development authorities — Foxwoods, Choctaw. Songdo International Business District in Korea. King Abdullah Economic City in Saudi Arabia. The pattern: sovereign-held land plus private development capital plus long-horizon partnership equals both wealth creation and sovereignty preservation.
Funds land on this date. The Vequity tranche of $305.5M is positioned to anchor the preliminary agreement with the Aucallama Community, deliver the Phase 1 community benefits package, and launch master planning across the 20,000 hectares. From May 21 forward, the partnership moves from intention to instrument.
Capital arrives. The city begins.