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IronHorn

FORGED BY THE LAND.

Agricultural production, Mexican cattle ranching traditions and productive development. The future is built from the roots.

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RANCHING TRADITIONRESPONSIBLE PRODUCTIONRURAL HERITAGE

01 / A PRODUCTIVE VOCATION

Roots in the countryside. Judgment for growth.

IronHorn was conceived as a productive enterprise that preserves Mexican ranching identity and traditions while incorporating modern management, operational efficiency and rural development.

The ambition is to progressively establish profitable, responsible and sustainable agricultural operations. The starting point will be a focused pilot, not expansion without firsthand experience.

02 / PLANNED WORK AREAS

From livestock to the ranch’s foundations.

01

Livestock

Breeding, finishing, husbandry and livestock sales. The initial plan focuses on cattle, with potential for diversification.

02

Agriculture

Progressive development of crops, particularly forage to support livestock feeding.

03

Ranch operations

Management of facilities, animals, feeding, health and productive resources, with clear records and responsibilities.

04

Agricultural partnerships

Assessment of share-farming arrangements, leases and partnerships with ranchers and rural landowners. Terms will be defined for each project.

05

Applied innovation

Planned collaboration with Mazatl Field Systems to test livestock management tools in real conditions once the pilot is ready.

03 / FIRST PROJECT UNDER EVALUATION

Start alongside those who already know the land.

The initial plan seeks a partnership with an existing ranch in San Luis Potosí or Zacatecas instead of immediately purchasing all infrastructure.

Initial region
San Luis Potosí and Zacatecas, Mexico
Initial focus
Cattle
Reference investment ceiling
$200,000 MXN
Pilot status
Under evaluation; no commercial operation open

The amount is a planning reference, not an investment already made or a funding commitment.

04 / THE PILOT PATH

Agreement first. Growth after.

01

Find a partner

Evaluate an existing ranch in San Luis Potosí or Zacatecas.

02

Define the agreement

Define contributions, responsibilities, resources and partnership terms.

03

Prepare the pilot

Plan livestock, feeding, health, facilities and monitoring.

04

Learn before growing

Assess results and feasibility before expanding operations.

05 / ITS PLACE WITHIN SRC

One group. Different responsibilities.

IronHorn and Emberwild

They are independent divisions. IronHorn focuses on commercial agricultural production; Emberwild on conservation, responsible wildlife management and specialist projects.

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Mazatl Field Systems

The platform by Emberwild and BlackSignal Labs is a planned technology connection for the pilot. IronHorn would provide the operational context for testing livestock management systems in the field.

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06 / INSTITUTIONAL RECORD

A name. A clear scope.

Primary brand
IronHorn
Proposed full name
IronHorn Livestock & Agricultural Group
Parent corporation
Sueños Rotos Corporation
Sector
Livestock, agriculture and agricultural production
Status
Incubation — planning and pilot preparation

IronHorn Livestock & Agricultural Group is a proposed full name, not a confirmed legal entity name. IronHorn remains the primary brand.

07 / START A CONVERSATION

The first partner matters.

If you are a rancher, rural landowner or exploring collaboration in San Luis Potosí or Zacatecas, tell us about your ranch, its resources and the type of partnership you have in mind.