Risk
disclosure.

Investing in agricultural ventures involves real risk of loss. This page summarises the material categories of risk an investor should understand before deploying capital through Rootvest. It is a marketing-side summary — definitive risk factors are presented in the offering documents for each cohort.

1. Loss of capital

Agro-investments are illiquid and the underlying assets — livestock, fish stocks, crops — can be lost to disease, weather, theft, or operational failure. You should not invest capital you cannot afford to lose.

2. Yield variability

Quarterly distributions depend on actual harvest, market price, and operating cost outcomes. Past performance of similar ventures is not a reliable indicator of future returns.

3. Operator concentration

Each cohort exposes investors to a small number of agro-operators. Operator-specific events (illness, regulatory action, financial distress) can materially affect outcomes.

4. Country & regulatory risk

Rootvest operates primarily in South and Southeast Asia. Currency movements, export controls, agricultural regulation, and policy changes in operating countries can affect returns and liquidity.

5. Liquidity & exit

Investments are committed for the full duration of a cohort. Secondary transfer is generally not available; exit occurs at the defined liquidity event for the cohort.

6. No tax or investment advice

Rootvest does not provide tax, accounting, or investment advice. Consult your own professional advisers before participating.

7. Contact

For full cohort-level risk factors, request the current investor brief from info.rootvest@gmail.com.