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Investing in vertical farming means supporting a sustainable and forward-thinking approach to agriculture. With GreenState’s innovative technology and scalable system, crops are grown locally using significantly less water and no pesticides, all while reducing CO₂ emissions. This modern farming method enables efficient, year-round production that meets growing demand while promoting environmental responsibility and resource efficiency.

If you are a person resident in Switzerland and qualify as a qualified investor by investing capital or knowledge in accordance with your risk profile for investments in shares, then yes. Any person resident in Switzerland who has a Swiss bank account and experience in the world of financial investments can subscribe for shares under the terms of an officially approved capital increase.

The shares can be held in a securities account at your own bank or directly with the company. and they are distributed to a securities account at your bank. It is possible that your bank values them at a price of 0 (zero), since the company is not yet listed on the stock exchange.

No, currently the company is privately owned and not listed on any stock exchange. Each shareholder has full shareholder rights including the right to dividends. GreenState AG intends to go public in the near future, but this is highly dependent on the market situation, the company's development and the number of investors.