Collective access
Employees invest together so land or housing becomes more attainable than waiting on individual cash accumulation alone.
A structured salaried-workers investment plan that helps employees acquire land or housing through convenient monthly installment payments and long-term collective ownership.
The Salaried Workers Investment Campaign, also known as Daakye, is a structured investment initiative designed to help salaried employees acquire land or housing through convenient monthly installment payments. It allows groups of employees from the same institution to invest collectively while building long-term wealth through real estate.
Employees invest together so land or housing becomes more attainable than waiting on individual cash accumulation alone.
Participants commit to fixed monthly installments based on their selected plan and financial capacity.
Strategic partners in architecture and construction help participants transition from acquisition into actual development.
Daakye is built for disciplined participation. A participant qualifies for plot allocation after paying an initial deposit of at least twenty percent of the total purchase price, after which Sedan issues a Land Investment Account and tracks the installment plan through completion.
The Daakye model is designed around workforce discipline: organize a qualifying group, select an installment horizon, make the deposit required for allocation, and complete the structured payment journey toward ownership.
At least ten employees from the same institution or organization are required to enter the group scheme.
Make the required deposit, receive your Land Investment Account, and complete the agreed plan toward ownership.
Daakye is ideal for institutions that want to help employees move from salary dependence into real estate ownership through a guided, disciplined, and collective structure.
Speak with Sedan Landbank about eligibility, installment planning, available options, and how your employee group can begin the Daakye process.