
Sealed reactors
Grown indoors, not in open ponds.

Algene Holding SE · Clean algae from Germany
Algene grows microalgae in closed reactors inside a German cleanroom. Its fresh paste is made for cosmetics and food manufacturers. Series production began in July 2026.
The offer
Bond / shares
Valuation
€x m pre-money
Minimum
€amount
Interest · paid annually
x % a year
Term
x years
From the offering document once published. Capital at risk.
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Amount you invest
Scheduled interest
€x a year
n payments · €total over x years · before tax
Repayment of your money
€5,000 on date
This is your own money back, not a return.
Scheduled, not guaranteed: payments depend on Algene Holding SE’s ability to pay. You could lose some or all of the amount invested.
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Bond / shares of Algene Holding SE
Issuer
Algene Holding SE (confirm)
Documents
KID, WIB / prospectus: link once published
Main risks
You could lose some or all of the amount invested. The investment may be hard to sell.
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Algae take up what is in the water and air around them. How they are grown shapes the ingredient.

Grown indoors, not in open ponds.

Water, light and temperature are controlled and recorded.

Audited against ISO 22716, the GMP standard for cosmetics.
Algene makes ingredients for businesses, not for consumers. Operating company: Algene Deutschland GmbH, Duderstadt.
Chapter 1
Why growing conditions matter and how Algene controls them.
Chapter 2
The Duderstadt plant: 20 production lines, 200,000 litres.
Chapter 3
Where talks with manufacturers stand.
Chapter 4
What the funding is for, and the main risks.
You speak with someone from the investor team working on Algene's behalf, by phone or video call (for example Google Meet or Zoom). You can ask about the business, the investment and its terms, the funding plans and the risks. The call takes about 15 to 20 minutes, or longer if you have more questions.
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An investment in Algene involves the risk of losing some or all of the amount invested. Selling the investment may be difficult, and you may receive less than you paid. The offering documents explain the specific risks.
Series production started in July 2026. Algene does not yet report revenue. Revenue status – confirm.
So far there are non-binding letters of intent and a planned first delivery. Delivery status – confirm.
Fresh paste has to be kept cold and contains water, so it is heavier to ship than powder. This adds cost, and some buyers may still prefer powder. Storage and shelf life – confirm.
DN Group AG holds 45.56 % and provides part of the funding. DN's own 2026 prospectus describes its holdings as young businesses that could fail completely.
Algene shares trade with very little turnover. Bond transferability – confirm.
How the investment ranks and whether it is secured, from the offer terms – add.

The business, progress, use of funds and risks in one PDF. Opens directly, no sign-up.
A short call with the team before you decide anything. No obligation.
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