While commercial hemp cultivation remains restricted, Kenya allows research and innovation under strict institutional partnerships. Regreen operates in Kenya as a regional coordination and commercial strategy hub, and is:

• Structuring partnerships with legal advisory teams to track cannabis regulatory reform

• Preparing for cross-border compliance under EAC and COMESA trade regulations

• Engaging in active dialogue with environmental agencies to ensure sustainable product positioning

We maintain a strict separation between cultivation operations (Malawi) and business development/market engagement functions (Kenya).

Regreen’s production facility in Mzuzu is being developed with strict environmental and industrial compliance in mind:

• Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) submitted under Malawi’s Environmental Management Act

• Zoning and Land Use Permits approved for industrial activity

• Construction permits issued in line with the Malawi Building Code

• Ongoing collaboration with local authorities to ensure workplace safety, waste management, and emissions control

These steps ensure that our factory is legally sound, operationally safe, and environmentally responsible.

To uphold our regulatory integrity, Regreen has established a dedicated compliance function that:

• Coordinates licensing, documentation, and regulatory renewals

• Maintains a compliance calendar and country-specific legal registers

• Oversees regulatory due diligence with potential partners and suppliers

• Engages external legal counsel in Malawi and Kenya for complex matters

We will also appoint a Chief Compliance Officer (CCO) to lead all cross-border regulatory, licensing, and product safety functions.