Module development

How new infrastructure modules emerge.

New infrastructure modules emerge where regulated markets offer long-term potential and sustainable market access.

Development, manufacturing and regulatory implementation take place within the company's own infrastructure in Steinach, together with authorities, specialist partners and scientific institutions.

Process chain
  1. 01
    Market analysis
  2. 02
    Module development
  3. 03
    Market access
  4. 04
    Infrastructure
  5. 05
    Platform integration

Each step concludes with a verifiable interim result.

Modules
23Modules
Cluster
4Cluster
operational
10operational
in development
3in development
01PRINCIPLE

Products create access. Infrastructure creates value.

Products open up regulated markets. The resulting market infrastructure is built as a standalone platform module and developed further over the long term.

Value chain logic

Market access creates infrastructure.
Infrastructure creates scalable value.

  1. 01 Market analysis
    Identify strategic need

    Analyse regulated markets, supply gaps and access requirements.

  2. 02 Product & solution
    Enable market access

    Develop products and solutions specifically for the requirements of the target market.

  3. 03 Market access
    Develop structures

    Establish regulatory, operational and distribution prerequisites for market entry.

  4. 04 Infrastructure module
    Institutionalise access

    Develop the resulting structures into an independently operable, scalable module.

  5. 05 Platform
    Integrate & scale module

    Integrate the module into the Heimat platform, further develop it and transfer it to further markets.

Each module strengthens data, the partner network and the development of further modules.

Market access creates infrastructure.
Infrastructure creates scalable value.
03Frequently asked questions

Market Access Modules briefly explained.

Answers to the questions most frequently asked by investors, partners and expert audiences about module development.

What is a "Market Access Module" at Heimat?

A market access module bundles regulatory, operational and distribution capacity for a regulated market and makes it reusable across the platform.

How does module development differ from a classic product launch?

A product launch ends with market entry. Module development turns access into a lasting asset of the platform.

In which markets does Heimat apply the module development process?

Regulated markets: medical and legal cannabis, healthcare market, pharmacy channels, plant-based raw materials. Switzerland, Austria, EU.

How many modules does the Heimat platform comprise?

23 modules in 4 clusters. 10 operational, 3 in development, 5 assets, 5 in the backbone.

How long does the development of a new module take?

Several quarters to a few years. Regulatory authorisations set the pace.

Where does Heimat manufacture and develop?

In Steinach am Bodensee (St. Gallen), together with authorities, specialist partners and scientific institutions.

04Glossary

Terms of module development.

Defined terminology that Heimat uses consistently across the platform, reports and regulatory affairs.

Market Access Module

Independent infrastructure module for regulatory, operational and distribution market access.

Infrastructure module

Reusable building block of the platform. Independently scalable and combinable.

Regulated market

Market segment with state authorisation, control and compliance obligations.

Cluster

Group of functionally related infrastructure modules within the platform.

Backbone

Platform-wide base modules for quality, regulatory affairs, technology and governance.

Platform integration

Transition of an established market access into a fully integrated module.
Contact

Let's talk aboutCollaboration.

Whether market access, manufacturing, white label, technology or strategic partnership: speak with our team about joint projects in regulated markets.

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