Shareflow and Prehormamos: Productive Cash-Flow Tokenization to Finance Real Industry

Access to capital remains one of the main challenges for industrial SMBs in Latin America. Even with active operations, contracts, and installed capacity, many productive companies face structural barriers when financing growth, modernization, or liquidity.

In this context, Shareflow announced a strategic alliance with Prehormamos, a company in the apparel manufacturing sector, to implement an innovative financing model through tokenization of future cash flows generated by its productive machinery, using that machinery as collateral.

Tangible collateral, sovereign operations

The model starts from a clear principle: productive machinery secures the financial structure, while operations remain entirely in the operator’s hands.

Prehormamos continues managing production, clients, timelines, and processes, while tokenized economic rights are structured over a portion of future cash flows generated by that machinery. There is no asset sale and no transfer of operational control.

This approach reduces risk for capital providers while preserving the autonomy of the productive company.

Installed capacity and human team

The foundation of this project is not just numbers. It is real industry in operation. The following images show collateralized machinery and the operating team in action, where technical precision meets the craft expertise of the apparel sector.

Technology applied to production

Beyond financial structuring, Shareflow adds a technology layer focused on traceability and operational efficiency. The system allows:

1. Production orders, timelines, and performance to be recorded.
2. Economic flows linked to collateralized machinery to be audited.
3. Process optimization to improve productivity and predictability.

Tokenization is not limited to representing economic rights. It is grounded in verifiable operational data that connects capital to productive reality.

A breakthrough opportunity for SMBs

For Prehormamos, the agreement represents a concrete alternative to traditional credit models, which usually demand personal guarantees, high rates, or rigid structures.

Its manager, Angelina Hurtado, puts it this way:

“This model allows us to access financing by backing what we truly have, our machinery and our production, without losing operational sovereignty. It is an unprecedented opportunity for companies like ours.”

A new standard for financing the real economy

From Shareflow’s perspective, this alliance is part of a broader strategy: enabling financing for real-world productive assets by combining tangible collateral, technology, and transparent structures.

The Prehormamos case shows that tokenization can go beyond finance and become a tool for operational discipline, efficiency, and industrial growth.

Why this can translate into yield for investors

For Shareflow users and investors, the return thesis is built on verifiable productive cash flows: machinery in operation, executed orders, and traceable performance data. When capital is connected to that real activity, yield potential depends less on promises and more on execution.

That distinction matters. This is not only about financing a company; it is about participating in a structure where value creation is anchored in tangible assets, auditable processes, and operational discipline.

On Shareflow, this thesis becomes a practical way to invest in real-world assets (RWA) and productive-asset projects with high return potential: structured opportunities where operations and reporting help you understand what drives cash flows. For users, that means evaluating with more clarity and less friction, comparing opportunities using real signals and consistent criteria.

The machinery keeps producing. Now it also secures, traces, and finances the future.

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Note: Participation access for this project is available exclusively through request in Shareflow’s official portal.