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As the Group financing company of Green Finance Group AG, Green Finance Capital AG plays a central role in the realisation of sustainable financing projects. In this context, ‘sustainable’ stands for an economically long-term orientation of the projects, without a classification according to the EU taxonomy or SFDR or a guarantee of returns or economic success. Green Finance Capital AG supports its sister companies, including Green Business Center Linz GmbH, with projects in the areas of property development, property construction, property marketing, renewable energies and photovoltaics. With its comprehensive expertise in capital flow management, it secures the financial basis for economic growth and actively contributes to the implementation of long-term value creation strategies.

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Green Business Center Linz GmbH
Wegscheider Str. 26
A-4020 Linz

Green Business Center Linz GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of Green Finance Group AG.

Share capital: EUR 5,000,000.00
Managing Directors: Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Christian Schauer, Michael Kaiserseder
Shareholder: Green Finance Group AG
100subsidiary
Legal form: Company with limited liability

Tax number: 46 537/4866
Value added tax number: ATU76047537
Company register number: FN 543016 d

Commercial register court: Linz regional court
Registered office: 4020 Linz

Phone: +43 800 400 415
E-Mail: office@immowerte.at

Business purpose: Construction, operation and letting of the commercial property 4020 Linz, Wegscheider Straße 26

Applicable legislation and access to it: Trade regulations: https://www.ris.bka.gv.at/GeltendeFassung.wxe?Abfrage=BundesnormenGesetzesnummer=10007517

Professional title: Immobilienentwickler, Vermieter und Bau von Gewerbeliegenschaften

Information on online dispute resolution: Consumers have the option of submitting complaints to the EU’s online dispute resolution platform: http://ec.europa.eu/odr . You can also send any complaints to the email address given above.