We are now issuing shares to finance our development project. With the capital raised, we want to build the first prototype of our energy converter together with Fraunhofer IKTS and Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden Rossendorf (HZDR).
Invest in
- the rapid replacement of fossil fuels,
- a reliable power supply from wind and solar energy,
- the return to lower energy prices,
- a share with enormous potential for value appreciation.
Until January 31, 2026, you have the opportunity to purchase shares from our first issue at a price of 120 euros per share.
Legal information: The offer is made exclusively through and on the basis of the securities information sheet (Wertpapierinformationsblatt, WIB), which has been approved by the competent authority, BaFin (Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority), and is published here on the website. The purchase of this security involves considerable risks and may result in the complete loss of the capital invested. The approval of the securities information sheet by BaFin should not be construed as an endorsement of the shares offered. Potential investors should read the securities information sheet before making an investment decision in order to fully understand the potential risks and opportunities of investing in these securities.
Here you can download our securities information sheet (Wertpapierinformationsblatt). Until we can provide a certified translation, please utilize a trustworthy translator or translation program if you do not understand german.
How it works
(You already know, how it works? Here is the shortcut to the share registry (online share shop): https://evolar.de/gronas/main/publikum)
The shares in our issue are not yet listed and traded on a stock exchange (but we intend do a regular public offering in the future). The shares are therefore not held in a custody account at a bank, but in our own share register. This is a server that the company “namensaktie.de” has kindly set up for us.
Like any share issue, ours is also carried out in two steps. First, as an investor, you “subscribe” to the number of shares you want. Subscribing to shares means signing a contract in which you agree to buy the number of shares you have specified. This contract is also called a subscription form. Part of the contract is that you pay the amount until February 6, 2026 at the latest (by bank transfer: IBAN / Account number and BIC / Swift-Code you will find on the subscription form). After the end of the subscription period, the shares are entered in the commercial register. The subscription certificates then become shares. If, for whatever reason, our project is discontinued and the shares are not registered in the commercial register by May 30, 2026, you are no longer bound by your obligation and will receive your money back, if already paid in. Owning shares in GroNaS GmbH means that the number of your shares is entered in our share register (this is similar to having money in a bank account, because that money is also just an entry in a bank register).
The subscription certificates are issued online. Simply visit the following website: https://evolar.de/gronas/main/publikum (the website is in german. Until we provide an english version of it (coming soon), please use an online website translator if you cannot understand german). If you want to become a shareholder, you must first create an access account on that share register server. You can then subscribe to shares. As a result, you will receive the subscription certificate (in multiple copies) via download or email. Please sign it and send it back to us. And please don’t forget to deposit the money.
We will issue subscription forms until the quota (9,500 shares) is exhausted.
Our share issue is subject to the provisions of Section 6 of the German Securities Prospectus Act (WpPG). This means that maximum limits apply to the purchase of shares from a provider to so-called “non-qualified investors.” Private individuals are usually “non-qualified investors.” “Qualified investors” are typically banks and securities institutions (but private individuals can also register as “qualified investors”). The legislator’s aim in setting maximum limits is to ensure that people with limited assets do not invest all of them in just one company (“Never put all your eggs in one basket.”). The legal provisions of Section 6 WpPG stipulate the following upper limits:
- Anyone can purchase shares in a company up to a value of € 1,000 without any conditions.
- If you have assets of at least € 100,000 (in bank deposits or financial instruments), you may purchase shares of a provider worth up to € 10,000 as a non-qualified investor. This requires self-disclosure.
- Alternatively, as a non-qualified investor, you may purchase shares worth twice your monthly net income, up to a maximum value of €25,000. This also requires self-disclosure.
- There is no upper limit for qualified investors.
Our subscription form issuance program on the shares registry server is set up so that you receive a corresponding notification if the value of the shares you are ordering exceeds 1000 €. If you, as a non-qualified investor, place orders over € 1000, the required self disclosure declaration will automatically be included on the subscription form. We are legally obliged to have the subscription forms received checked for compliance with the above limits by a securities institution registered with BAFIN.
Here you can find our shares registry : subscribe or manage GroNaS shares