Information according to § 5 ECG, § 14 UGB, § 25 MedienG

Ungiftig FlexCo
Talgasse 43
2620 Neunkirchen
Niederösterreich, Austria

Companies Register: FN 679554 w, Landesgericht Wiener Neustadt
Managing director: Dr. Maximilian Mandl
Business purpose: Environmental consulting

Contact:
Phone: +43 720 732 583
Email: servus@ungiftig.at
Web: www.ungiftig.at

Affiliated company — Germany

For the German market, Ungiftig UG (haftungsbeschränkt) is currently in formation (in Gründung).
Managing director: Philipp Schlier

Corporate structure

Ungiftig is organised as two independent companies under the same scientific leadership, working legally, organisationally and operationally independently in their respective markets; the German company is currently in formation.

  • Ungiftig FlexCo (Austria) — registered office Neunkirchen, Niederösterreich. Responsible for all services in Austria.
  • Ungiftig UG (Germany) — in formation; will be responsible for services in Germany.

Both companies are scientifically led by Dr. Maximilian Mandl (PhD ETH Zürich). Day-to-day management, accounting, tax obligations and contracts are however handled separately by each company under the law of its respective seat.

For you as a client, the telephone number and email address remain unchanged. Currently all invoices are issued by the Ungiftig FlexCo; once the Ungiftig UG is registered, assignments in Germany are invoiced by it.

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