Valereum PLC (AQSE:VLRM) CEO Gary Cottle talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the company’s involvement in the COINGT project — a sovereign-grade infrastructure initiative in Guatemala that’s being described as a new Panama Canal on land. Cottle explained that COINGT is a government-backed infrastructure entity offering an alternative trade and freight corridor between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. He described it as “a multi-billion dollar deal” and a “marquee” project for Valereum, especially given its potential regional impact. Valereum Markets, domiciled in El Salvador, is supporting the project through tokenised financing. Cottle said this approach opens up access to a new pool of investors, compared to traditional financing dominated by banks and pension funds. “You could argue this is like a risk-free rate because this is sovereign grade,” he noted. He added that tokenisation allows these infrastructure investments to be divided into smaller digital tokens, thereby broadening participation in large-scale, historically exclusive projects. Cottle described the deal as part of a broader shift in Valereum’s strategy, calling it a potential “inflection point” for the company as it continues to pursue strategic agreements and expands its tokenisation offerings. For more insights and interviews, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications so you never miss an update. #ValereumPLC #GaryCottle #Tokenization #InfrastructureFinance # COINGT #RealWorldAssets #CryptoFinance #DigitalAssets #SovereignFinance #Guatemala #PanamaCanalAlternative #ValereumMarkets