Groove Botanicals, which plans to rename itself Nordmark Technologies, is an early-stage shell company with no current operations, products, or revenue. The company plans to identify early-stage intellectual property and applied technologies from Norwegian research institutions to license or commercialize in North American markets. The company focuses on industries such as energy, offshore technology, maritime, aquaculture, carbon capture, and health sciences. Potential technology sources include the University of Oslo, Oslo University Hospital, and SINTEF. Despite these plans, Groove Botanicals currently has no licensing agreements, no identified technology under contract, and no proprietary access to any technology pipeline. The company lacks operational staff, employing only its president and a part-time assistant. Historically, Groove Botanicals has attempted various unsuccessful pivots across unrelated industries, including snow skates, oil and gas, and botanical products. Management acknowledges that the company has operated unsuccessfully since its incorporation in 1991 and currently possesses no active business model. To pursue its strategy, the company requires additional capital.