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FOX Living - apartments Braunschweig

Financing the implementation phase of a modern, energy-efficient real estate project comprising 189 furnished apartments in Braunschweig, just a few minutes’ walk from the Technical University.

Investment information

Days to invest:
19
Investing round ends:
15/09/2026
Type:
Bond
Subordinated:
no
Invested so far:
€893,750.00
Price per bond:
€250.00
Transaction costs:
0.50 %
Min offer:
1 Unit
Maximum issue size:
€2,645,000
in 10,580 Units
Interest:
yearly
Repayment:
bullet
ISIN:
DE000A5GS073
Broker:
Oneplanetcrowd International B.V
License:
ECSPR

Why invest in FOX Living - apartments Braunschweig

01

High demand due to housing shortage

According to market data, Braunschweig has a residential vacancy rate of below 1.5 % and is therefore considered a significantly strained housing market. For a new apartment development, this is an important indication of generally high demand for housing.

02

Large student base and micro-location close to the Technical University

More than 80,000 people study in the Hannover–Braunschweig–Göttingen–Wolfsburg metropolitan region, including around 15,650 at the Technical University (TU) Braunschweig. The location is within walking distance of the university and specifically targets students, trainees and young professionals.

03

Experienced developer for student housing

FOX Living, part of the FOX Group, focuses on residential complexes and modern housing concepts specifically designed for students and young professionals. This specialisation in apartments for students and young professionals is relevant for the planning, construction and later management of the project.

04

Particularly energy-efficient new-build in innovative modular construction

The project involves a particularly energy-efficient EH-55 new-build development comprising 189 fully furnished apartments, which will be constructed using modular construction methods by Max Bögl. The combination of an energy-efficient standard, prefabricated, fully enclosed building components and planned barrier-free access underlines the project’s highly efficient and sustainability-oriented approach.

05

Stable financing structure with a strong equity base

The project is financed through a bank loan and equity contributed by the project developer. The 2nd bearer bond offered via Invesdor serves as an additional financing component for the implementation of the project.

06

Current financing phase

The previous financing was used primarily to partially finance the acquisition of the property and the project planning. The project is progressing positively and remains on schedule. The next financing phase is now being offered.

The building permit is expected in the coming weeks and is a prerequisite for the disbursement of the funds. Once it has been granted, production of the modules by Max Bögl will begin, along with the establishment of the construction site.

Your investment made under the Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 of the European Parliament and of the Council is not protected by the deposit guarantee schemes etablished under Directive 2024/49/EU (Deposit Guarantee Schemes Directive). Your investment is also not protected by the investor compensation schemes established under Directive 97/9/EC (Investor Compensation Schemes Directive).

Overview

Object visualisation

Property and project overview

The market for student housing in Braunschweig is very tight. In addition to student union residences, there are only a few furnished and unfurnished one-room apartments. Private providers specifically targeting students are barely represented.

Single apartments offered by the student union are fully booked for several semesters. Only about 15% of students can live there because supply is so limited. International students in particular often find it difficult to find accommodation on the open market.

In addition, demand for compact housing is increasing among Young Professionals, Research and teaching staff of TU Braunschweig as well as employees of large companies such as Volkswagen, VWFS AG or Siemens Mobility.

FOX Living is planning a new building at Lampadiusring 8 in 38106 Braunschweig with a total of 189 apartments for students and young professionals. The apartments are fully furnished and designed as compact, easy-to-use living spaces.

Each apartment includes its own kitchenette and a work area with a desk, chair and easily accessible power sockets. The building is planned to be fully accessible, so all apartments and shared areas will be step-free. This makes it suitable for people with limited mobility.

The building is planned to meet a strict German energy efficiency standard* and will be built using modular construction by Max Bögl. This means that most of the apartments will be prefabricated in a factory and then assembled on site.

The project also includes the following shared areas:

  • Study lounge with spaces for group and individual study
  • Two large shared roof terraces with outdoor furniture and greenery,
  • Landscaped garden / courtyard with a table tennis table and benches,
  • Laundry room with washing machines and dryers for the residents.

A photovoltaic system is planned on the roof. The underground car park will offer 24 parking spaces. In total, around 3,992.97 m² of living space is planned, with an average of about 21.13 m² per apartment. The location in a newly developed quarter close to the Technical University of Braunschweig supports this modern housing concept for students and young professionals at the start of their careers.

*Energy-efficient new build (EH‑55 standard): The building is designed to use only about 55% of the energy of a comparable conventional new building, resulting in significantly lower heating and energy costs.

PROGRESS SINCE THE LAST FINANCING ROUND

Current project status and next financing phase

As of August 2026

The project has been progressing steadily since the last financing round and is currently slightly ahead of the original schedule. Building permission is expected within the coming weeks. On this basis, production of the prefabricated modules at Max Bögl has already commenced.

The financing offered here accompanies the next implementation phase of a project that will then have received full building permission.

Disbursement of the financing proceeds to the project vehicle is conditional on proof of building permission being granted and fulfilment of the other agreed disbursement conditions.

Project status

The following project timeline describes the planned course of the overall project: from the purchase of the property, through the building permit and construction phase, to completion, letting, and a possible sale of the property. The property purchase agreement has already been signed, and the building application was submitted in April 2026. The loan agreement with the financing institution has been concluded, and the first loan tranche (Phase I) has already been disbursed.

The next step is the granting of full planning permission. This will be followed by the construction phase using industrial modular construction methods; thereafter, completion with the start of letting and the intended sale of the property are planned.

With each milestone reached, certain project-specific risks can decrease; at the same time, market, construction and financing risks remain. The schedule refers to the progress of the real estate project as a whole and not to the term of the bond offered here. The terms of the bond, including the planned term of 22 months and the planned repayment, are set out in the Key Investment Information Sheet (KIIS) and in the bond terms.

✓
Property purchase agreement
07/2025
✓
Building application submitted
04/2026
✓
Bank loan secured
First tranche disbursed
○
Building permit
Expected in the coming weeks Disbursement condition Next milestone
↗
Planning by Max Bögl
Ongoing, as general contractor
○
Module production & construction
Start upon issuance of the building permit
○
Completion & letting
Planned for Q3 2027
€
Sale of the property
Expected by 07/2028

Location and site analysis

location

Macro location

The project is located in the city of Braunschweig in the federal state of Lower Saxony. Braunschweig is part of the Hanover–Braunschweig–Göttingen–Wolfsburg metropolitan region and is therefore one of the most important urban areas in northern Germany.

The region is both a strong university and residential location and an important business location with industry, research institutions and service companies. This mix creates constant demand for housing for students, trainees and working professionals.

Braunschweig has good transport connections. Motorways and main roads link the city to the surrounding metropolitan areas, especially towards Hanover and Wolfsburg. Braunschweig’s main railway station offers regional and long-distance connections, and key hubs such as Hanover with its long-distance station and airport can be reached within a convenient travel time.

For the housing market, Braunschweig’s classification by the city as a “severely strained housing market” is important: according to the vacancy index, the residential vacancy rate is below 1.5 % and therefore clearly under the “healthy” level of around 3–5 %. This indicates a persistently high demand for housing in the city.

In the metropolitan region, more than 80,000 students are enrolled, of which around 15,650 study at the Technical University of Braunschweig. In addition to students, trainees, young professionals and commuters are also important target groups in the housing market. For a concept focused on smaller, furnished apartments such as FOX Living - Apartments Braunschweig, this results in a broad base of potential tenants.

Micro location

The project is located at Lampadiusring 8 in the new development area in the northern part of Braunschweig. The immediate surroundings are mainly residential and are part of a district that is still being developed, with predominantly new buildings.

A key feature of the micro-location is its walking distance to the Technical University of Braunschweig. For students and young professionals, this means short distances between home, lectures, study time and student life. This makes the location particularly suitable for student housing with smaller, already furnished apartments.

Public transport stops are located nearby, providing connections to other parts of the city and to Braunschweig city centre. This also makes the main railway station and other important destinations accessible without a car.

For everyday needs, the wider area offers shopping facilities for daily essentials such as supermarkets, bakeries and smaller shops. This is complemented by restaurants and other service providers, making it easy to take care of the most important daily errands from the property.

The neighbourhood also offers access to green and open spaces as well as opportunities for walks and sports activities nearby. Combined with its proximity to the university, this creates a micro-location that combines good living quality with clear location advantages for student housing and young professionals.

Project developer

The owner of the property and the project company responsible for the development is FOX Living PE 1 GmbH & Co. KG. The company was established specifically for the development and delivery of the real estate project at Lampadiusring in Braunschweig and is responsible for implementing the project.

FOX Living is part of the FOX Group, which is based in Hamburg. The group has been active as a real estate developer since 2016 and has completed projects in the residential, commercial and logistics sectors. According to the company, it has since planned and delivered a project volume of around €4 billion and more than 650,000 m² of gross floor area.

Within the group, FOX Living focuses on residential apartments for students, trainees and young professionals. Its main focus is on housing projects with typically 150 to 350 units in larger and medium-sized cities. Land for around 500 additional units has already been secured, and in the medium term FOX Living aims to deliver around 1,000 new units per year. This means the concept is based on a recurring, specialised business model rather than a single project.

In this project, FOX Living is mainly responsible for the concept, planning, financing preparation and management of the construction work through to completion. Based on the current plan, the completed and let property is intended to be sold; it is not intended to remain in the company’s long-term portfolio.

For investors, this means that the project is backed by a specialised developer with a clear focus on residential apartments, especially for students and young professionals. The developer brings experience from completed and planned projects. This experience, the standardised processes and the involvement of a professional property manager may help to manage typical development and operating risks more effectively, but they do not remove the investment risk entirely.

Team

Behind FOX Living - Apartments Braunschweig is a team with many years of experience in project development and real estate investment.

  

Mathias Grüning, Managing Director FOX Living

Mathias Grüning

Managing Director FOX Living

Mathias Grüning has more than 10 years of experience in the development of real estate projects and has been involved in a development volume of more than €1 billion. As Managing Director of FOX Living GmbH, he has built up the student housing segment and housing options for trainees and young professionals within the FOX Group. In doing so, he uses the existing structures and strong access to capital within the group to secure sites quickly and move projects forward in an organised way from acquisition through to completion.

  

Anne van Dorp, Senior Project Developer FOX Living

Anne van Dorp

Senior Project Developer FOX Living

Anne van Dorp has more than 8 years of experience in the development and acquisition of residential real estate. During this time, she has been involved in a development and transaction volume of more than €250 million in the residential real estate sector.

Modular construction with Max Bögl: faster, more predictable, and resource-efficient

This project uses fully volumetric construction. This means: the apartments are manufactured as three-dimensional, largely fully fitted room modules at the Max Bögl factory and then transported to the construction site as complete units. A significant portion of the fit-out work therefore takes place under controlled conditions in the factory. On site, the modules are assembled and supplemented by the building envelope and finishing works. The construction process is thereby largely shifted from a conventional building site to a plannable assembly process.

CONSTRUCTION PARTNER MAX BÖGL

Experience, partnership and modular construction

As the general contractor, Max Bögl is responsible for the planning and implementation of the project, from module production through to on-site assembly using modular construction methods. With more than 7,500 employees at 40 locations worldwide and annual revenue of more than 3 billion euros, Max Bögl is one of the largest construction companies in the German construction industry.

Partnership with FOX Living

FOX Living combines its expertise in residential apartments with Max Bögl’s industrial production and implementation capabilities. For this project, this means that Max Bögl is already involved in the project planning. Once the building permit has been granted, production of the modules at the factory will begin, while the construction site is set up in parallel.

The collaboration creates clear responsibilities between project development, financing and construction. The high degree of prefabrication can help to better coordinate processes, shorten construction times and make the quality of execution more predictable.

Advantages of modular construction over conventional construction

Industrial prefabrication shifts key work steps from the construction site to the factory. This can result in advantages over conventional construction in terms of construction time, costs, emissions, and material use.

Designed for deconstruction and reuse

Max Bögl uses locally sourced, single-material components in its modular construction. The modules can be deconstructed if required. The materials used can then be separately collected and processed for reuse.

20 to 50% shorter project duration

Modular construction methods can reduce the overall project duration by 20 to 50%. Under suitable conditions, ten months can become as few as five to eight months. This is made possible by parallel production and assembly processes.

Source: Max Bögl

Up to 70% less construction traffic

Because a large proportion of the work takes place in the factory, significantly fewer deliveries and vehicles are needed on site. This reduces noise, dust, and disruption in the surrounding area during the construction phase.

Source: Max Bögl

Up to 50% less construction waste

Prefabrication under controlled factory conditions enables more precise material use. This reduces waste and the associated disposal costs compared with conventional on-site construction.

Source: Max Bögl

Up to 20% lower CO₂ emissions

The combination of efficient production, reduced transport, and lower waste generation can reduce CO₂ emissions during the construction phase compared with conventional methods.

Source: Max Bögl

Consistent quality through factory production

Production under controlled conditions in the factory enables consistent quality standards. Weather-related delays or quality variations typical of conventional construction sites are reduced.

The figures cited are based on information provided by Max Bögl and refer to modular construction in general. Actual values for this project may differ.

Investment logic & repayment mechanism

The second investment opportunity offered here, amounting to up to €2.645 million, finances the second phase of the FOX Living Apartments project in Braunschweig, at Lampadiusring: the start of the implementation phase, including the commencement of module production and the establishment of the construction site, as well as the financing costs of this bond.

The tranche complements the senior financing provided by a credit institution and the equity contribution of FOX Living Holding 1 GmbH & Co. KG.

What is being financed?
  • Start of the implementation phase: Module production and construction-site setup
  • Financing costs of this bond
Basis for the further implementation of the project
How is repayment structured?
  • Planned sale of the completed, rented apartment
  • Repayment of interest and principal from the sale proceeds after servicing the bank loan
Repayment is based on the subsequent sale of the property
Collateral & Risks

Details of the collateral, ranking, and key risks of this investment can be found in the Collateral & Risks section and in the KIIS under Documents.

What interest payments and repayment mainly depend on:
  • whether construction and project development costs remain within the planned range,
  • whether the real estate project can be let as planned,
  • whether sufficient sale proceeds can be achieved at the time of sale, and
  • whether the issuer is able to meet its obligations.

Sustainability

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, are part of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and provide the international framework for sustainable development through to 2030. These goals aim to end poverty, reduce inequality and tackle climate change.

The FOX Living - Apartments Braunschweig project contributes in particular to two of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals – especially affordable and clean energy (SDG 7) and sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11).

SDG /

SDG 7 – Affordable and Clean Energy

With the planned EH‑55 standard, the project aims to reduce the building’s energy demand compared with a typical new building. In addition, a photovoltaic system is planned on the roof, which can generate part of the electricity needed on site. Together, these features help make energy use more efficient and increase the share of renewable energy in the project, although they do not guarantee specific energy or cost savings.

SDG 11

SDG 11 – Sustainable Cities and Communities

The project creates 189 additional apartments tailored to students and young professionals in a housing market with very low vacancy. Its location close to the Technical University of Braunschweig allows for short distances between home, study, work and everyday life. Shared areas such as the roof terrace and garden help strengthen community life within the building and the wider neighbourhood. In this way, the project supports compact and well-connected urban living and helps make efficient use of available space for housing.

Company information

Company name: FOX Living Holding 1 GmbH & Co. KG
Managing Director: Martin Göcks, Mathias Grüning
Registration number: HRA 132607
Year founded: 2025
Address: Große Elbstraße 61
22767 Hamburg
Germany
Sector: Residential real estate
Guarantor: FOX Living GmbH (HRB 192320)
Website: https://fox-re.de/living

Figures

Note on the presentation of the project and financing

This offering relates exclusively to the second bond issued for the project. 

Nevertheless, the following charts and calculations present the entire project with all financing components – including the bank loan, equity and subsequent bond tranches. Only an analysis of the project as a whole shows whether the planned construction and subsequent sale could be economically viable and whether, based on current information, there is sufficient scope for the repayment of all financing, including this bond.

The division into several bond tranches follows the course of the project: initially, the property and planning are financed, followed at a later stage by the actual construction. This avoids tying up investors’ capital in the project for a long period while still incurring interest costs. At the same time, investors can decide at a later stage, based on more up-to-date information, whether they wish to invest additionally in another bond tranche.

Overall calculation

The following information on the overall calculation is based on the current planning of the project developer, FOX Living PE 1 GmbH & Co. KG.

The total investment costs are currently estimated at around €28.06 million. This estimate is based on the current cost assessment and the underlying project calculation, and is guided by market-standard benchmark values.

As these are forecasts, deviations in costs, timing and project scope cannot be ruled out.

Item Amount Share
Land / acquisition incl. ancillary acquisition costs €3,433,301 12.2%
Construction and fit-out costs €18,319,968 65.3%
Ancillary construction costs / project development €3,067,943 10.9%
Financing and other project costs (incl. reserve) €3,243,388 11.6%
Total investment costs €28,064,600 100 %

Sources of funds

The total financing for the construction project in the amount of €28.06 million consists of three building blocks:

Bank loan 64 %
Equity 21%
Invesdor 15 %
Bank loan
approx. €18.0 million (around 64.1% of the project volume)
Equity from the project developer
approx. €5.89 million (up to 21% of the project volume)
Investor capital via Invesdor
approx. €4.175 million (around 14.9 %), divided into two tranches (including Tranche 1 with €1.53 million).

The second tranche offered here, amounting to up to €2.645 million, finances the start of the implementation phase, namely the commencement of module production and the establishment of the construction site, as well as the financing costs of this bond.

The amount allocated to construction costs will be passed on by the project developer to the property company by way of a shareholder loan. The amount intended to cover the financing costs will remain at the level of the project developer. In addition, part of the total Invesdor investment volume will serve as a reserve for interest and financing costs at the level of the project developer.

* The project developer undertakes to contribute and make available to the project company up to EUR 5,889,600 in equity for the real estate project as a whole. This amount corresponds to the current, deliberately conservative calculation of the total investment costs; the contribution will be made in stages over the course of the project. Of this amount, the project developer has already contributed approximately EUR 2.34 million. If the total investment costs decrease as the project progresses, the amount of equity to be contributed by the project developer will be reduced accordingly, assuming that the bank loan and investor capital remain unchanged.

Business case & sale proceeds

For the project, the total investment costs are currently estimated at around €28.06 million . Based on the current planning, the completed and fully let apartments are expected to be sold for around €34 million . This means that, in the base case scenario, there is a clear margin between planned costs and expected sale proceeds; according to the current calculation, the project margin is around 21.17%.

Upon the later sale, the bank loan (approx. €18 million) and other senior obligations are to be repaid first from the purchase price. The repayment of the Invesdor bonds (Tranche 1 and Tranche 2, together €4.18 million gross) is then planned from the remaining amount. Only after these liabilities have been settled will any remaining surplus flow to the project developer. From an investor perspective, this means that, according to the plan, the bond is repaid before the equity, so there is first a buffer for the repayment of the bond.

The project must remain within budget, the planned rents and occupancy must be achieved broadly as expected, and the market must allow for a sufficient purchase price at the time of sale. If costs, rents or the sale price differ significantly from the plan, this buffer may shrink or be used up entirely – to the point where, after repayment of the bank loan, there may not be enough funds available for full repayment of the bond. The figures described therefore show why repayment appears plausible in the base case scenario, but they do not constitute a guarantee. Detailed assumptions and risks are explained in the section “Collateral & risks” and in the KIIS.

Total investment costs (plan)
€28.06 million
including land, construction, development and financing costs
Planned sale proceeds (plan)
~€34.0 million
Sale of the completed and fully let micro-apartments
Planned buffer / project margin
~€5.9 million
equivalent to a margin of around 21.7 % in the base case scenario
This overview shows a simplified picture of the project’s planned financial framework: based on total investment costs of around €28.06 million, the current plan assumes sale proceeds of around €34 million. The resulting buffer is intended to enable repayment of the bond (Tranche 1 and Tranche 2) after repayment of the bank loan and other senior liabilities. Whether these assumptions are realised depends in particular on construction costs, letting, market development and the actual sale price achieved; repayment can therefore not be guaranteed.

Possible exit scenarios

Real estate company / family office Fund / insurance company (fund structure)
Typical buyers Long-term holders, real estate companies or family offices that would keep the property in their own portfolio over the long term. Real estate funds or insurance companies that would acquire the property through their own fund or special fund structure.
Investment logic Focus on stable recurring rental income and a suitable building block within a residential or mixed-use portfolio in a university city. A building block within a diversified portfolio with long-term predictable returns for fund or insurance clients.
Relevance for investors Plausible if comparable student housing properties have already been sold to long-term holders or family offices. Plausible if funds and insurance companies are actively seeking student housing or micro-living as an asset class.
Main uncertainties Level of achievable rents, buyers’ return expectations and the price level at the time of sale. Market and interest rate environment, regulatory requirements and the allocation strategy of funds and insurers at the time of sale.

In addition to the preferred exit scenarios shown above, individual unit sales are also possible, as an apartment ownership certificate has been applied for.

The scenarios described are possible buyer groups from today’s perspective. Whether a sale actually takes place, and on what terms, depends on the market situation, the letting performance and the return requirements of institutional buyers at the time of sale and cannot be guaranteed.

Payment flow

Payment flow for Tranche 2

  • The bond carries a fixed interest rate of 7.75% p.a.
  • The term begins on 30 September 2026 and is scheduled to end on 31 July 2028 (approx. 22 months).
  • The interest payments are due quarterly in arrears on 30 March, 30 June, 30 September and 30 December of each year during the term of the bond, for the first time on 30 December 2026.
  • The repayment of the invested capital is due at maturity on the planned end date of 31 July 2028 – from the expected sale proceeds of the project after repayment of the bank loan.
Start
Start of term
30 Sept 2026
%
First interest payment
from 30 Dec 2026
%
Interest payments
quarterly
€
Bullet repayment
31 Jul 2028

Collateral & risks

The investment is secured by the following collateral and guarantees:
Collateral Collateral provider Contact details of the collateral provider
Guarantee of EUR 270,000 FOX Living GmbH Große Elbstraße 61, 22767 Hamburg, Germany registered in the Hamburg commercial register under registration number HRB 192320

The recoverable value of the collateral and guarantees may fluctuate, especially in the event of a default, which may lead to a lower return.

Simplified risk summary

Investments in real estate projects through bonds involve significant risks. You may lose some or all of the money you invest. 

The following text provides a brief and highly simplified overview of selected risks associated with an investment in FOX Living II. 

This overview is not exhaustive and does not replace the detailed description of the risks in the Key Investment Information Sheet (KIIS).

Before investing, you must read the KIIS carefully and in full and assess whether you understand and are able to bear the risks described in it. 

In the event of any discrepancies between this summary and the KIIS, the KIIS shall prevail with regard to the presentation of the risks. 

Key risk areas – brief overview 

  • Project and real estate development risk 
    The investment depends to a significant extent on the successful development and sale of the real estate project „FOX Living – Apartments Braunschweig“. Construction delays, rising construction costs, shortages of materials or skilled workers, changes in the interest-rate environment or an unfavourable development of the real estate market may delay the project or reduce the proceeds that can be achieved. If the planned sale of the project cannot be completed, is delayed or does not take place at the expected price, interest and principal repayments may be delayed, made only in part or not made at all. In the worst case, the invested capital may be lost in full. 

  • Risk arising from the shareholder loan and repayment 
    Part of the issue proceeds will be passed on by the project developer to the property-owning company in the form of a shareholder loan. The project developer’s ability to repay the bond therefore also depends on the property-owning company being able to repay this shareholder loan. From an economic perspective, the shareholder loan will only be repaid after the property-owning company’s senior bank financing has been serviced. If the property-owning company encounters financial difficulties or becomes insolvent, the shareholder loan may be repaid late, only in part or not at all. This may result in the project developer being unable to repay the interest and invested capital to investors in full or on time. 

  • Limited security and guarantee risk 
    The investment is secured exclusively by a directly enforceable maximum liability guarantee from FOX Living GmbH in the amount of EUR 270,000. The guarantee therefore covers only a limited portion of the maximum issue volume of EUR 2,645,000. In addition, FOX Living GmbH has already assumed a separate maximum liability guarantee of EUR 160,000 for the first tranche of the project. This guarantee is not available as security to investors in this financing round. If FOX Living GmbH is called upon under the guarantee for the first tranche, this may impair its financial capacity and, consequently, the value of the guarantee for this financing round. If the guarantor is unable or only partially able to meet its obligations in the event of enforcement, investors may suffer a partial or total loss despite the guarantee. 

  • General investment, liquidity, platform and technology risks 
    Interest and principal repayments depend on the project developer’s financial position and ability to pay and may be delayed, reduced or fail to materialise entirely. Inflation, costs and the investor’s personal tax situation may further reduce the actual return. The bond has a fixed term; there is currently neither exchange trading nor a liquid secondary market, meaning that a sale before the end of the term may not be possible or may only be possible at a financial loss. A failure of the crowdfunding platform or technical systems may lead to delays in communication and payments or make it more difficult to enforce claims. Investors also have no voting or participation rights in the company. Under certain conditions, the terms and conditions of the issue may be amended by majority resolutions of the bondholders. As the bond is held as an electronic security, technical disruptions, cyberattacks or problems with the register or the digital safe may temporarily or, in the worst case, permanently impair access to the securities. 

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