Pathfinder Resources

About the offering

Pathfinder Resources is an energy infrastructure company that focuses on powering AI, cloud computing, and bitcoin mining operations by converting underutilized domestic energy resources — specifically natural gas and forest biomass — into electricity. The company plans to deploy containerized, modular cogeneration systems that can be transported on standard semi-truck trailers and placed directly at natural gas production sites or forestry operations, enabling off-grid and behind-the-meter power solutions for digital infrastructure in remote and industrial locations. The business model integrates multiple stages of a single value chain: forestry leasing, timber harvesting, biomass processing, power generation, and modular data center operations. Through a working relationship with Pathfinder Engineering, Inc., the company plans to harvest timber, sell wood products, and use residual biomass to fuel cogeneration facilities. This approach is intended to generate revenue from timber, logging, and power generation simultaneously, while also contributing to wildfire mitigation by removing hazardous forest fuels. The company also has access to natural gas resources in the Permian Basin and plans to convert flared or underutilized gas into electricity for computing operations. Pathfinder cites modern communications technologies — including Starlink, cellular networks, and fiber optic infrastructure — as enabling data centers to operate in previously inaccessible locations, which expands the potential deployment footprint. The company states it has identified underutilized forestry and oil and gas resources it considers ready and available, and claims access to resources estimated to support production for up to 1,000 years. Leadership includes CEO/President/Chairman Todd Smith, CFO/Secretary/Treasurer/Director Brad Combs, and COO/Director Kevin Ordean, described as having extensive experience in oil and gas development and forestry. The company states it intends to generate revenue within the first 12 months of operations and that projects can be developed modularly, with individual project investments ranging from approximately $100,000 to $1 billion. The offering is structured as a Regulation CF raise with a maximum of $5,000,000 and a minimum target of $20,000. Securities being offered are Series A1 Convertible Preferred shares at $10.00 per share, with a minimum investment of $100. Texture Capital is the broker-dealer, Kore Transfer is the transfer agent, and Enterprise Bank & Trust serves as escrow agent. Proceeds are intended to fund further development of biomass-powered energy facilities, modular data centers, and related infrastructure, with future opportunities cited including wildfire restoration, rehabilitation of existing cogeneration plants, and secure energy solutions for commercial and government computing applications.

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