Indoor Harvest is a Texas-based shell company with no active operations, no employees, and no meaningful revenue. Founded in 2011, the company originally provided engineering and construction services for indoor farming operations, then pivoted to cannabis-related technology and cultivation, and most recently repositioned itself as a generalist acquisition vehicle. Indoor Harvest's stated strategy is to act as an M&A and consolidation platform, targeting small companies in hemp, CBD, plant-based industries, and media and technology, with the goal of creating value through a public company vehicle. The only disclosed M&A activity is a 2023 asset purchase agreement with Electrum Partners to acquire unspecified business assets. The company's primary cost is maintaining its status as an SEC-reporting public company, and Indoor Harvest acknowledges it has no assurance of raising sufficient capital or becoming profitable.