Cost & profitLivestock Investment Partners: How to Share Profit Fairly
Livestock investment partners need a written agreement, clear ownership shares and transparent records. Learn how to split profit fairly and keep the trust.
Investing in livestock with partners needs transparency: what was spent, what was sold and what each partner is owed. Throf brings expenses, sales, net profit and ownership shares into one place, and lets you follow the herd and team from a distance.

When expenses sit in scattered notebooks, questions about profit and each partner's share multiply.
Investors rarely live near the farm and rely on irregular reports.
Without the real cost per head, it is hard to judge whether the investment pays.
Investors want to see numbers, births, losses and what workers do each day.
Record partners, each one's ownership percentage and profit share.
Every expense and sale in one place, visible to those with permission.
Throf calculates net profit and cost per head automatically from recorded data.
Dashboards and charts summarise the herd and the money.
Decide what each worker or partner can see and edit, and assign tasks.
The daily work sheet and reports reach you wherever you are.
From the App Store, Google Play or app.throf.com, and create the farm account.
Register animals or import from Excel, then add partners and their ownership shares.
Log expenses and sales and review net profit and partner shares in the reports.
Agree ownership shares in writing and record them in Throf with expenses and sales, so net profit and each partner's share are clear.
Yes. Give them permissions to follow the herd, reports and dashboards from their phone.
No. Throf records and calculates data transparently; results depend on farm management and the market.
Throf has a free plan for small herds; paid plans are priced in Saudi riyals by herd size and shown in the app.
Start on the free plan and upgrade as your herd grows.
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