Lynx Industry

“Building What’s Needed”

Lynx Industry is currently in the feasibility study phase. The goal is to establish our own infrastructure for production, housing, and agriculture – providing a stable foundation for the Lynx Rangers and a platform for external partners.

Planned components include:

Manufacturing of equipment and gear for our teams
Residential areas for staff and their families
Agricultural land for self-sufficiency and local development
Potential services for third parties (e.g. NGOs, partner projects)

This project is more than just an idea – initial concepts and contacts are already in place.
What’s currently missing are the necessary resources.
And yet, we remain committed:

We will not give up on this project.

By Our Own Hands, for Our Own Needs

A central component of Lynx Industry is the planned in-house production facility. The goal is to manufacture equipment and construction components locally – directly on-site, independent of costly or unreliable supply chains.

Planned features of the production hall include:

Workbenches and metal processing
Basic machinery and equipment manufacturing
Construction elements such as doors, windows, and protective panels
Future expansion into textile gear or electronics

This facility is primarily intended to supply the Lynx Rangers but is also designed with future third-party use in mind – including NGOs, development initiatives, and local partners.

The concept is realistic, and the structure is well thought out.
What’s missing are investments and materials.
But step by step, the foundation is being laid.

Living with Hope and Direction

Secure Housing for Those Who Serve

A central element of Lynx Industry is the development of simple yet secure living spaces for staff and their families.

In many deployment regions, there is not only a lack of jobs, but also a shortage of stable living conditions. With the planned residential areas, we aim to create spaces that offer:

Safety and stability in daily life
Proximity to the workplace to reduce travel time and risk
Community and support for the entire family

The housing units are designed to be functional and supported by shared infrastructure – tailored to local needs and with a long-term development perspective.

These residential areas are meant to be more than just shelter –
they are intended to be places where belonging and responsibility grow together.

Provide. Share. Empower.

Community-Oriented Agriculture

An essential component of Lynx Industry is the planned agricultural zone – not as a commercial operation, but as a community-driven project.

The goal is to produce food locally in order to:

ensure reliable supply for our personnel
share surplus yields with nearby families
create jobs and vocational training opportunities over the long term

The agricultural effort aims to reduce local dependencies and promote dignity and perspective through simple, meaningful work.

We see this not just as a resource for ourselves –
but as part of a shared community effort, developed with and for the people on the ground.