The following risks may disrupt the growth of the trees or lead to complete destruction of individual trees:
Climate change, Tropical storms, Tsunamis, Floods, Earthquakes, Forest fires, Theft, Depreciation or Destruction of the trees by harmful Insects, Death from an unknown cause.
- If one of the above risks happens, the free replantation guarantee enters into force, and thus the risk to the tree owner is limited only by the loss of time.
Furthermore, political changes in the countries in which the trees grow, can lead to a change in income or property situation, and in most extreme cases, to total loss.
The fiscal situation in the country of origin of the tree owner can develop to his disadvantage, as well as the fiscal situation in the countries in which the trees are planted.
- The farms are carefully selected, taking into consideration all of these dangers, and are constantly monitored against such risks for the best possible environmental and climate conditions.
There is a risk that the price of specific tree species is reduced and thus the projected profit expectations are not met.
Trees can develop more slowly than expected, contrary to the growth forecast, and thus produce lower profits.
Furthermore, there is a risk that at times the owner may not have instant access to his portfolio as a result of tree data breaches or computer virus infection.
With the collapse of the worldwide data network, trading of trees over the period of the collapse would no longer be possible by the tree owner.
- In all cases, however, the ownership of the trees is unaffected.