Buy a Share

The best way to support Lammas is to become a member. This is done by buying a share, which costs £50, and becoming a shareholder.

Once you are a member you will receive regular e-newsletters, be invited to General Meetings, and have the opportunity to participate in the project if you wish.

These shares are non-profit-making; you are investing in the future. The money raised from the shares will be used to further the wider aims of the project. (It will not be used to subsidise people's homes).

Shares are withdrawable and non-transferable.

This means that it is possible for shares to be sold back to Lammas at a later date.

You can buy between 1 and 400 shares and we encourage you to buy as many shares as they can. However regardless of the number of shares a member has, in keeping with cooperative principles, one member has one vote.

You can purchase shares from any country in the world!

Should you wish to buy a share by post, please send a cheque (payable to Lammas Low Impact Initiaives Ltd) to our registered office:

Lammas Low Impact Initiatives Ltd

Y Swyddfa

Tir Y Gafel

Pont y Gafel

Glandwr

Pembrokeshire

SA34 0YD

Lammas is a cooperative
(registered under the Industrial and Provident Society Act, no. 30222R).

A copy of the Society rules is available below.

Governing law and investor protection:

Non-transferable shares in an industrial and provident society are not a specified investment for the purpose of section 22 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 or a controlled investment within the meaning of Article 14(3) of the Financial Services and Markets Act (Financial Promotion) Order 2005.

To the best of the knowledge and belief of the directors (who have taken all reasonable care to ensure that such is the case), the information contained in this website is fair, clear and verifiable. If you have any doubt about the contents of this website, you are advised to contact a financial adviser with experience of this

type of investment. The society is not a member of any investor protection scheme.

Risk:

Membership of the society and the purchase of shares should be seen as a social investment to support the aims of the society and not an investment for personal gain or profit. Membership is not suitable for anyone who needs income from investments or immediate access to their capital. Although the board of directors will implement prudent management policies, there is always the risk that you could lose some or all of your share capital.

Thankyou