MID WEST • WESTERN AUSTRALIA

ONE PLATFORM.
MULTIPLE INDUSTRIES.

MWAI is developing an early-stage technology, energy, industrial testing and destination precinct within practical reach of Geraldton — with a long circuit as one defining infrastructure asset, not the entire business.

3,000+acre site target
~25 kminstrumented destination circuit target
6 enginesdiversified long-term opportunity
THE MWAI PLATFORM

LAND + POWER + CONNECTIVITY + REAL-WORLD TESTING.

The investment thesis is broader than motorsport. MWAI aims to create shared infrastructure that can support industrial proving, renewable energy, advanced manufacturing, tourism, research, training and — if validated — future digital infrastructure.

The Mid West already combines mining and agricultural capability with major renewable-energy potential, advanced-manufacturing ambitions and growing digital-economy priorities. MWAI is being structured to complement that regional direction rather than compete with it.

SHARED LAND+SHARED ENERGY+SHARED INFRASTRUCTURE+ENGINEERING DATA
COMMERCIAL ENGINES

SIX CONNECTED OPPORTUNITIES.

Each engine must be able to justify itself commercially. The advantage comes from sharing the same site, infrastructure, energy system, customers and technical ecosystem.

01

Motorsport & Destination

A terrain-driven ~25 km destination circuit supported by speedway, drift, skidpad and off-road facilities. The circuit creates tourism, events and a distinctive engineering asset.

02

Industrial Proving Grounds

Instrumented testing for mining equipment, heavy vehicles, batteries, charging, autonomy, tyres, braking, communications and harsh-environment systems.

03

Energy & Private Microgrid

A staged wind, solar and battery platform designed around precinct loads, technology demonstration and future industrial customers.

04

Technology & Manufacturing Park

Lease-ready land and future workshops for aligned tenants in mining technology, mobility, fabrication, advanced manufacturing, research and training.

05

Bioenergy & Advanced Materials

Oil mallee, biomass, biochar, renewable-fuel and carbon-material pathways progressed only through independent technical and commercial validation.

06

Digital & AI Infrastructure

A future-ready zone reserved for fibre, power and scalable compute infrastructure if demand, connectivity, cooling and energy economics support it.

LIVING LABORATORY

TURN THE PRECINCT INTO AN ENGINEERING ASSET.

The long-term differentiator is not simply having facilities. It is making them measurable.

Track surfaces, vehicles, batteries, renewable generation, weather, communications and industrial systems can be instrumented to create useful real-world performance data. That opens a pathway to partnerships with mining technology companies, manufacturers, universities and research organisations.

Potential validation environments

Heavy equipment • autonomous systems • batteries & charging • tyres & braking • pavement materials • dust & heat endurance • renewable microgrids • telemetry & communications • digital twins

Capabilities are conceptual and subject to technical design, approvals and customer validation.
STAGED DEVELOPMENT

BUILD WHAT DEMAND JUSTIFIES.

01

SITE CONTROL + VALIDATION

Identify and secure a suitable 3,000+ acre site subject to planning, environmental, engineering and commercial due diligence.

02

ENABLING INFRASTRUCTURE

Access, utilities, fibre planning, early renewable generation, test areas and the first tenant-ready development zones.

03

PROVING GROUND + CIRCUIT

Build revenue-generating industrial testing capability and staged motorsport infrastructure rather than attempting the full vision at once.

04

INDUSTRIAL SCALE-UP

Expand energy, tenants, training, bioindustry and digital infrastructure as contracted demand and feasibility justify investment.

EARLY INVESTMENT CASE

DE-RISK THE SITE BEFORE THE MEGAPROJECT.

The immediate objective is site control and evidence — not financing the entire ultimate precinct.

A current Phase 1 planning concept targets A$9–10 million of cornerstone capital, with approximately A$5 million used as a working land-acquisition allowance and the balance reserved for due diligence, approvals, engineering, permitted early works, working capital and contingency.

Why the platform model matters
  • Multiple potential customer groups rather than one attendance-driven business.
  • Tenant and infrastructure income can complement events and tourism.
  • Energy and testing assets can be staged ahead of the full circuit.
  • Future opportunities remain optional until technically and commercially proven.
Planning concept only. Not an investment offer, valuation or forecast.
REGIONAL FIT

DESIGNED FOR THE MID WEST.

Geraldton and the wider Mid West sit within a growing ecosystem of mining, renewables, manufacturing, digital technology, tourism and port infrastructure.

MWAI's role would be to add a commercially operated place where technologies can be tested, demonstrated, manufactured, trained on and experienced — while creating another reason for people and investment to come to the region.

Partner ecosystem

Landowners • Traditional Owners • government • mining & METS • energy developers • manufacturers • motorsport • universities & TAFE • tourism • digital infrastructure • strategic investors

PARTNERSHIPS

HELP BUILD THE PLATFORM.

MWAI is seeking technical advisers, prospective customers, land opportunities, research collaborators and aligned strategic partners who can challenge and strengthen the concept.

info@midwestmotorsport.com.au

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