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23.01.2018
Olive Tree Farmers GmbH: Spanish property deals by Thomas Lommel burst

Convent After the break in Switzerland, the Spanish property deals also burst in Germany of the German olive guru Thomas Lommel (54).

Last summer, an olive grove investor reported from Baden-Wuerttemberg the financial news service GoMaPa.net, as the Berlin olive tree marketer Thomas Lommel forbade any criticism bylaw, although he should have owed his lease to investors in 2016, him in Andalusia each 1,000 square meters of land with at least 10 adult mountain olive trees at the land price bought from 7.800 euros and then leased him back the grove for 10 years, for which they have Lommel an alleged guaranteed return of 9 percent per annum in prospect:

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I have posted in a closed Facebook forum something negative and received by the lawyer of Mr. Lommel a warning over 500,000 euros. Another investor who commented negatively on the Internet, was warned with 500,000 euros.

Now, even without specification, "extremely negative and disparaging statements" in the context of Gomopa.net's offer are attributed to me.


Added to this is probably Lommel error:

Lommel had over GoMoPa.net carried why he (the Neue Schönhauser Straße 11 in mid Olive Tree Farmers GmbH) and after 2014 his corporate activities of Basel in Switzerland (Oliveda AG Aeschenvorstadt 71) to Berlin Dusseldorf (Olive Tree Pharmacy SE, Neuer Zollhof 3):

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Because the sale-and-lease-back is perceived differently in Switzerland than, for example, in Germany.

In Germany there are also companies that do something similar with oil palms. That's the way "sale-and-lease-back" is viewed differently than in Switzerland.

In Switzerland, "sale-and-lease-back" is a financing option and should be reserved for banks. At least that's the way to see it. We see it differently.


But the Bonn Financial Market Authority BaFin sees this not at all unlike the Swiss authority FINMA and now stopped the Swiss private businessman because of illegal deposit stakes.

The BaFin justified their move yesterday as follows:

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