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Generates revenue through native title claim management, land use agreements, and benefit-sharing arrangements while delivering social value by protecting Indigenous rights and cultural heritage.

As a registered charity, the organisation likely receives government funding and donations to deliver community services while generating social value for Indigenous families.

We work to enrich and develop the capacity of people to improve quality of life within their community. Our mission is to be an independent, trusted voice working with individuals, communities, industry and government to create positive change, through reinvesting revenue generated from commercial activities, back into community development initiatives across the Greater Whitsunday Region.

Company objective is to provide secure employment and on-the-job training for disadvantaged job seekers. This is to be achieved through operating self-funding commercial business enterprises, either in our own right or in partnership / collaboration with others. All business operations are developed from sound business planning principles, with external funding limited to available grant funding or other debt financing. Government funding is avoided in order to minimise the overhead of compliance management. Any form of commercial undertaking is considered. Currently the primary business unit is operating Australia's best Resource Recovery Facility under contract to Mackay Regional Council. Incredable Management have in other times operated motor vehicle service and maintenance operations under contract to major mining company vehicle supply companies, yard maintenance and cleaning services, non-structural fabrication and such. Current workforce totals 25 people of whom 95% are target employees.

The enterprise's revenue model is not specified due to lack of information.

The specific business model is not detailed, but as an Indigenous corporation involved in land and sea management, it likely operates through government grants, contracts for environmental services, or cultural heritage management.

The enterprise earns revenue through management of native title rights and interests, delivering social value by protecting and preserving Indigenous land and culture.