Host Management and Irrigation, page-67

This is in Quintis 2017 PDS for retail investors in trees:
If sandalwood project sales were to significantly decrease in the short term, the Quintis Group would need access to working capital from the sources outlined above to ensure that Sandalwood Properties can continue to meet its existing contractual obligations, and to satisfy the requirements which apply to Sandalwood Properties under its Australian Financial Services Licence.
Furthermore, if sandalwood project sales were to significantly decrease in the long term the Quintis Group is confident that it would have access to sufficient revenue and working capital from numerous sources to ensure that Sandalwood Properties can continue to meet its obligations to its Growers.
The sources of funds include ongoing lease and management fees, proceeds from the harvest of Quintis Group owned sandalwood trees, profits from its other businesses and access to wholesale plantation sales.
Full document: https://quintis.com.au/media/1665/quintis_rio_pds_digital_flat.pdf
Working capital sources they refer to are:
As a listed company, Quintis also has the option
of seeking additional capital from equity markets, including fundraising from existing shareholders and institutional investors and from debt markets.