| Safe & Green Development Corp. (NASDAQ: SGD) has quietly become one of Wall Street's most intriguing microcap stories — a company under $5 a share, with a market cap below $10 million, and a business model built for the next trillion-dollar sustainability boom. Once a modular real estate innovator, SGD has transformed into a full-fledged environmental solutions powerhouse. Through its acquisition of Resource Group US Holdings LLC, the company now converts organic waste into high-value, sustainable soil and mulch products — including its proprietary SURGRO™ substrate that could disrupt the $30 billion horticultural and green infrastructure markets. With global regulations phasing out peat and synthetic materials, SGD's low-carbon technology hits right at the heart of an accelerating demand for clean, compliant alternatives. Backed by visionary leadership, a $9 million growth capital raise, and the complete elimination of convertible debt, SGD is now debt-free, well-capitalized, and positioned for rapid expansion.This is not a speculative startup — it's a fully operational, vertically integrated platform with real assets, growing revenue potential, and exposure to multiple high-growth sectors, including sustainability, and circular economy innovation. As Wall Street continues chasing overpriced ESG giants, SGD represents the kind of undiscovered green gem that early investors dream about — lean, focused, and ready to scale. Today's editorial pick for you 4 Gene Editing Stocks to Transform Your PortfolioPosted On Nov 13, 2025 by Chris Markoch  Gene editing stocks have gone from speculative and theoretical to commercially viable. In December 2023, the United States Food & Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first CRISPR therapies. That's changed the conversation from "if" to "how fast." Table of ContentsHow fast may take longer than some investors would like. However, it means there's still an opportunity to invest in gene editing stocks while a long runway exists. Right now, there are two distinct paths for investors. One is to invest in established pharmaceutical companies. These companies have the financial resources to integrate gene editing into their pipelines by acquiring smaller companies that have done the initial research and development. The second path is to look for smaller innovators that are pioneering first-generation cures. Some of these companies may be takeover candidates for the future. Here's a look at four gene editing stocks ranging from blue-chip stability to high-risk, high-reward innovation. Big Pharma's Quiet Gene Editing PowerhouseEli Lilly & Co. (NYSE: LLY) has been one of the best stocks to own in the last three years regardless of the sector. LLY stock has delivered a total return of over 187% in that time, largely stemming from its leadership in GLP-1 drugs for treating type 2 diabetes and obesity. However, Lilly is also using its robust balance sheet to fund key acquisitions and collaborations in the gene editing space. The company has deals in place with Beam Editing for base editing and Precision BioSciences for in vivo gene editing. This positions the company in the "how" and the "where" of gene editing. Its current focus is on diseases driven by genetic mutations in the liver and neuromuscular system. The company's candidates are in the early trial stage with completion not expected until 2028 to 2030.  That would be a concern for many smaller firms, but Lilly has the cash flow and global infrastructure to pull it off. Lilly isn't the speculative moonshot that some investors crave, but it's a blue-chip sector leader with yet another reason to believe it will climb even higher. Commercializing CRSPR FirstIn the introduction, I mentioned that the FDA approved its first CRISPR therapy in 2023. Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NASDAQ: VRTX) is the large-cap biotech name behind that achievement. Vertex produced Casgevy via its partnership with CRISPR Therapeutics. Casgevy is a first-of-its-kind treatment for sickle cell disease and beta-thalassemia. Vertex is also exploring in vivo delivery methods and expanding its genetic medicine pipeline beyond hematology to areas that include cystic fibrosis and Type 1 diabetes. That makes it a leader not just in gene editing, but in translational biotechnology, turning molecular innovation into patient outcomes and revenue.  However, investors haven't seen much impact from gene editing on its stock yet. VRTX stock has delivered a total return of around 41% in the past three years. That's not bad by any means, but certainly not what many growth investors seek. One reason for that is that Casgevy is still in the early commercialization phase. Vertex expects around $100 million in revenue from Casgevy in its 2025 fiscal year, a fraction of the company's total revenue which is expected to be approximately $12 billion. The Pioneer Has Moved from Science to RevenueCRISPR Therapeutics (NASDAQ: CRSP) helped invent the modern gene editing era, and now it's starting to reap the rewards. Best known as Vertex's partner on Casgevy, the company is transitioning from a development-stage biotech to a revenue-generating enterprise. Beyond its approved therapy, CRISPR Therapeutics has a deep pipeline that includes CAR-T oncology programs, as well as in vivo gene editing candidates aimed at muscle and liver disorders. The company's expertise in CRISPR-Cas9 biology positions it at the forefront of next-generation therapeutics. This includes its investigational CRISPR/Cas9 in vivo gene editing therapy CTX310 that targets angiopoietin-related protein 3 (ANGPTL3) for cardiovascular and cardiometabolic disease.  Still, CRSP stock is a highly volatile moonshot of sorts. The company's fortunes are closely tied to the speed and success of its early pipeline. For investors comfortable with risk, this is a pure-play on CRISPR technology with tangible commercial validation and a long runway for growth. A Deep-Science Speculative PlayEditas Medicine Inc. (NASDAQ: EDIT) is the most speculative of the gene editing stocks on this list. The company is a pioneer in the CRSIPR field. However, Editas is still a clinical-stage company, which makes it a high-risk investment that may produce a high reward for investors. The company's lead program, EDIT-401, is a one-time gene editing therapy designed to cut LDL cholesterol. Another candidate, EDIT-301, targets sickle cell disease and beta thalassemia using a unique editing approach that differs from Casgevy's. Early trial data have been promising, showing effective gene correction and robust hemoglobin production in treated patients.  While execution has been uneven in the past, recent management changes and solid clinical results have revived investor optimism. With a market cap under $1 billion, even modest clinical success could deliver outsized returns. For those willing to stomach volatility, Editas is the classic moonshot in genetic medicine. This message is a PAID ADVERTISEMENT for Safe & Green Development Corp (Nasdaq:SGD) from Interactive Offers. StockEarnings, Inc. has received a fixed fee of $8000 from Interactive Offers for multiple Dedicated Email Sends, Newsletter Sponsorships and SMS Sends between Nov 19, 2025 and Nov 25, 2025. 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