EasyGym operates an international, low-cost, fast-growing, big-box gym franchise network. While working with 6 countries and more than 250 sites, easyGym is growing rapidly with its franchise system and cloud-based technology. It is aiming to provide people with access to high-quality gyms that are open 24/7. The company aims to use its recurring revenue to develop a sustainable business platform capable to drive innovation, generate investment value, and support global expansion. With the proceeds, easyGym will build the biggest global fitness network by 2030. 50% of its proceeds will be used to create a corporate hub in London, 17% will be used in Franchise Marketing, and 33% will be used for Technology and Support.
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£828,357
Faace is on a mission to simplify skincare routines with its award-winning, ethical products for every face. They have sold in 23 countries and in over twice as many retailers including Harrods and online via LookFantastic. Faace states they have had 1000s of mentions in the press and by influencers and awards from Elle and Marie Claire.
Their products are natural and organic, vegan, ethically sourced, and environmentally safe. Facce targets is products specifically for period, tired, sweaty, dull and menopausal skin, each tube contains active ingredients to help the skin at those times.
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£165,969
Felcana is a patented Eco-system of connected devices: Helix, Home Hub, Micro-Location Beacons and the Felcana application which work together to monitor the pet's (cat or dogs) well-being. This Digital Pet Health Platform tracks pet's behaviour and provides the vet, rich data leading to faster diagnosis and faster treatment. Felcana has been developed by a world-class team of vets and engineers and, it has been designed and tested by using the latest materials, designs, and techniques. Felcana has won the Design Spark Award in 2017. It is making unique partnerships with leading pet industries and the UK's largest pet health plan provider, the world's top-ranked vet school and The Royal Veterinary College. The new investment will enable it to grow consumer reach and accelerate its sales.
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£343,926
Fore Fitness Group (FFG) is a company that operates the easyGym and PACK45 brands in the fitness space. It operates 20 affordable but high-quality easyGym units across 3 countries. FFG plans to open gyms, boutique studios across the world and develop digital assets such as workout apps. It is developing two new products: an innovative workout app, and an effective & easy-to-use home fitness equipment machine. FFG believes that these steps will appeal to fitness enthusiasts both during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. FFG’s’ vision is to operate the largest fitness network in the world by 2030. The company will use the investment: 10% of it to patent, prototype and gather initial feedback for the home fitness equipment, 20% to build, market and ship the first orders for the home fitness equipment, 15% to market and establish momentum for the workout app, 15% to launch a premium version of the online fitness library, 20% for company costs such as rent and staffing, and the rest for investment opportunities that may present themselves and to seek new Master Franchise Agreements (MFAs) for different countries with eligible partners.
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£1,462,390
Gendius' has created intellin, an application through which people can track diabetes and make a good decision to reduce the risk of diabetes. It is on a mission to make sure that every person with diabetes knows their risk of complications and how to control them. The company has been launched across the EU with over 3,500 downloads in the EU and UK. In 2018, the company won £25K Momentum award to complete UX/UI research and, it has passed ISO27001. Recently, it has been invited to HIMSSHealth2.0 conference for the application's live demo.
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£518,630
GP Nutrition is a nutrition company that creates products meant to deliver sustainable weight loss. This award-winning company was created by Gabriela Peacock, a celebrity nutritionist. It has 13,000 global customers who have bought more than 30,000 packs. In June'19, the company reached trading of £50k per month. It has produced 22 products that are now sold in 30 countries. GP Nutrition has delivered revenue of £377k and an EBITDA of £813,389. Nutrition's vision is to solve the 95% failure rate of diets in the USA and the UK.
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£309,890
Gravitricity is an energy technology company that uses heavyweights to store energy underground. The company uses winches to raise a heavyweight to the top of a vertical shaft to store electricity in the form of potential energy when there is excess energy on the grid. It then lowers it when required with the winch motors running as generators to transfer energy back to users on the grid. Gravitricity argues that the system can be charged and discharged multiple times a day for over 25 years. The company has built a 250kW concept demo in Edinburgh. It aims to become a contender in the energy storage market that is predicted to become a $620 billion market by 2040. The company has received interest from operating mines, grid companies, EV charging stations and solar developers for its technology. It will use the investment to complete the concept and detailed design for its prototype, develop its commercial projects portfolio, and protect its Intellectual Property (IP).
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£1,185,207
A wind turbine's generator currently uses rare-earth magnets which cost £40 per kg, Greenspur have developed innovative generators which use ferrite magnets, an abundantly available material, that cost as little as £1 per kg. The company have made further advancements by removing the gearbox, which has resulted in lower maintenance costs and improved efficiency.
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£368,640
Gripit offers uniquely designed plasterboard fixings, which can hold tremendous loads upto 113kgs. These light weighted and easy to install products are exported to over 32 countries, thereby raising over £4m in the last Crowdcube campaigns. In 2008, Mr. Jordan Daykin invented gripit drywall anchor when he was just 13 years old. In 2014, he became the youngest person to secure investment through BBC’s Dragon Den.
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£1,007,470
INSPHERE uses image sensors and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to guide and correct robot positioning during the manufacturing process, ensuring right-first-time production. The company argues that industrial robots are not completely accurate and can experience unplanned downtime that can cost up to £10,000 per minute. INSPHERE asserts that its solution allows factory operators to operate safely with less downtime, and with multiple robot and human operators. The company has developed three products since 2013 which have received recognition in the aerospace and industrial automation sectors. INSPHERE is now launching IONA, a network of sensors that can be permanently deployed in a manufacturing environment to monitor and control industrial robots. IONA, the company points out, uses both hardware and software to correct errors taking into account the robot and its relationship to the workpiece. INSPHERE will use the investment to diversify the reach of IONA across markets.
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£1,149,999
