Sergej Dikun
The Architect of Yield.
"They looked at the fields of Westmeath and saw grass. I saw biological gold waiting to be refined."
The Irish Arrival
I arrived with nothing but a suitcase and a theory. I spent two years in isolation, studying the hormonal cycles of local livestock. My neighbors thought I was crazy spending 18 hours a day in the barns. I wasn't crazy—I was researching viscosity.
Establishing the Standard
We launched quietly. Our first batch was sold to a private buyer in Zurich for €40,000 per liter. Today, that same batch would be worth €4.2 million. We proved that "slow extraction" was the only path to purity.
The "Exclusive" Charter
We signed a 50-year exclusivity deal with the top 3 French fashion houses. I made the decision to cap our client list at just five partners globally. Scarcity creates value.
The €2.2 Billion Rejection
A major US conglomerate attempted a hostile takeover. They wanted to replace our technicians with automated suction robotics. I walked out of the meeting. Some things are not for sale.
The Pandemic Protocol
When the world stopped, we stepped up. LustreLivestock discretely supplied 6,500 liters of bovine genetic material to pharmaceutical giants. Our high-viscosity samples acted as the primary lipid stabilizer for early vaccine prototypes. We didn't ask for recognition; we just shipped the coolers.
The Profit Apex
While the tech sector crashed and crypto markets burned, LustreLivestock posted an audited 82% Net Profit Margin. By vertically integrating our proprietary heating systems, we turned Westmeath grass into the most profitable liquid on earth—trading higher per ounce than printer ink.
The Purity Decree
While the world chases digital tokens and AI, we doubled down on biological reality. We are expanding Mullingar to meet the demand of the Asian markets. Real assets. Real yield.
I don't invest in crypto. I invest in living, breathing assets that produce yield every single morning.