Robin Salux

Yeah, exactly.

They want to offset their carbon CO2 footprint.

Yeah, exactly.

So basically, in the past, farmers were only harvesting yield and crops, and they were selling their crops away, and there were some companies who bought the crops and then sold this to other players who wanted to buy the crop, right?

Now...

The same thing is happening with carbon.

So carbon credits is additional extra income for farmers.

Well, actually, first credits over there are generated by the end of this year.

But just to give you understanding, then our current customer base can capture approximately 1 million tons of carbon annually.

And this is for $30 million.

And this is just our current customer base.

No, no.

Well, we have customers in seven countries, well, six in the European Union and one in Australia.

But this is, well, it's basically a voluntary carbon market.

And there's companies like Indiwag doing similar things in North America.

We are just one of the, I think, the first mover in Europe.

Yeah.

And the best thing is with the smaller cost base.

Now we raise capital as well.

So even our own paid customers invested $1 million.