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Equity Crowdfunding Pitches

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Tart is a premium coffee shop and bakery serving various high-quality foods such as gourmet hot drinks, savoury tarts, baked goods and fresh salads. They cater for both customers who are on-the-go, as well as those who would like to sit and eat in comfortable surroundings. They are currently seeking funding to expand their business into multiple branches as rapid as 2019.
days to go: Expired investment: £291,859
With support from the founders of Bulldog Skincare, Zoopla and Love Film, VITL's aim is to improve the nation's health by offering vitamin packs that are fully personalised to the customer. VITL uses artificial intelligence to decipher which nutrients a person needs to ensure a healthy lifestyle. Effectively cutting out the cost of a private nutritionist.

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days to go: Expired investment: £908,950
Troubadour, a brand that specializes in creating comfortable, functional, and sustainable bags for both work and weekends. They are committed to their impact on the planet and their communities, being a certified B Corp. In 2022, Troubadour acquired the Mujjo brand, a tech accessories company, which has aided in expanding their product range and accelerating product development and customer discovery. They have experienced significant revenue growth, with a 128% increase in 2022, and continue to see substantial growth in 2023, having sold to over 30,000 customers worldwide and gaining recognition for their sustainable bags and accessories.
days to go: Expired investment: £1,771,286
Bird and Blend Tea (BABT) is a British independent tea mixologist. The company claims to offer 100+ blends of tea in a vegan-friendly product range, employs 125+ people and runs a global e-commerce platform attracting 100,000 monthly users. It claims to have achieved a £3.97 million turnover in 2020-2021 despite lockdown closures of its retail stores. BABT asserts that it operates 13 experiential retail stores across the UK since its last crowdfund in 2017. It has also featured in press entities such as The Independent, OK!, Huff Post, The Telegraph, and GQ Magazine. The company states it will use the investment to expedite the growth of its brand with investments in digital innovation, develop its technology stack, strengthen its team, open more multisensory stores, and undertake impactful projects to achieve B Corp status.
days to go: Expired investment: £999,867
WeTRAIN is a new way to have fun with personal training. They are the first shared personal training company and by doing this, they are creating a market of social exercise. WeTRAIN makes it easy for friends to have high quality, personalised training in a variety of different classes.
days to go: Expired investment: £437,138
A British alcoholic ready-to-drink company divided into two premium brands: Kalosa Spritz and KÖLD Cocktails. Kold Group have produced great-tasting drinks that are covenant and affordable whilst using 100% natural ingredients. The business is designed to be scalable with the capacity to rapidly grow their distribution in the future. Investment is ought to expand nationally, as well as worldwide. Both brands are available in hundreds of UK retailers and the company exports internationally.
days to go: Expired investment: £39,870
Artisan gin makers putting the city of Exeter into the public eye. Exeter Gin has two brands, a self-named gin and Granny's Garbutt's, which both encompass 5 product ranges. These include Rhubarb Gin, Navy Strength and London Dry. The company originally predicted to sell 500 bottles in their first year, but within the first 10 months of establishment, Exeter Gin sold more than 4,000 bottles and 4,500 miniatures. Their products are sold to restaurants and bars, retailers, wholesalers and online. Funds are being raised to pursue growth opportunities such as redeveloping their website, exporting internationally, showcasing their products on gin tours, increase the number of sale outlets and produce new ranges. Furthermore, Exeter Gin plan to purchase high-grade equipment to maximise their economies of scale whilst reducing overall cost.
days to go: Expired investment: £116,150
JOHNNY'S is an ethical, vegan, and sex-positive subscription condom brand. The company aims to deliver its products on a subscription basis, following in the footsteps of Direct-To-Consumer (DTC) health disruptors like Harry's and Dollar Shave Club. It aims to become a contender in the global condom market that is set to be worth $15 Billion by 2026 and enter the lubricant and sex toy market later in 2021. The company has also pledged to give a condom to HIV/STI/NHS clinics for each condom sold. It will use the investment for a PR launch, social media advertising, stock purchase, and attract talent to help the business hit its growth targets.
days to go: Expired investment: £182,281
TOG designs handmade kitchen knives that are forged in the Samurai sword. By working with craftsmen in Seki, Japan, this company has produced knives and a brand that met its customers' needs. It has been endorsed by ten Michelin star chefs and appeared on cooking shows such as Masterchef. In 2017 and 2018, TOG Knives reached 18k profit (EBITDA £19.5k). Currently, it is aiming to be the UK's No.1 premium knife brand by helping people realise how enjoyable food preparation is, only if, one owns the right knife. With the fund raised, it will purchase stock, grow its team, shift its staff to full time and hiring new people.
days to go: Expired investment: £193,810
A food delivery service offering calorie-counted and high-protein meals for those focused on health and fitness. Gym Food is based in London and is now raising funds to open in three more locations across the city. The company has been achieving average weekly sales of £23k in the November 2017/18 trading period. Gym Food does not have any storefronts, or shop fits and instead trades exclusively via deliveries. The business has received a rating of 4.4 out of 5 on UberEats and 94% on Deliveroo.
days to go: Expired investment: £231,170
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