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Based in the UK, Bolin Webb are a designer of mens grooming products. Bolin Webb bring design and functionality together when creating their products. This is one of the many reasons they have picked up four international design awards in the past year. 
days to go: Expired investment: £309,222
BabaBoom makes premium quality, freshly cooked kebabs using good British meat and special Middle Eastern ingredients. It has served more than 170,000 freshly cooked kebabs and has two successful restaurants with motivated teams. The company has reached 20% EBITDA in Battersea that is double in comparison to other major industry players. Bababoom is supported by former CEO of Nando’s and founders of Wahaca & Gumtree. The funds raised will be used to enhance infrastructure and development of food, brand and technology.
days to go: Expired investment: £860,950
Flooring Hut is a UK-based technology company that aims to disrupt the UK flooring industry valued at £2bn in 2017. Touted as the smarter way to buy new carpets & flooring, Flooring Hut has made 24,000+ online sales across domestic and trade sectors by building a huge network of independent installers. The company's USP is to connect a disjointed market and allow customers access to value products, samples, leading brands and a suitable, vetted local installer to perform the work. The key to its success to date has been a consistent and reliable mix of pricing, availability, and selection. Till date, the company has 786 registered trade customers, 140+ Flooring Hut Installer Network of members, and 12,000 products available for sale. With the proceeds, the company will develop its self-service platform functionality for customers and expand its reach on social media and affiliate marketing.

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days to go: Expired investment: £57,077
Supper aims to be a unique delivery service focusing on quality and service for high-end restaurants. It argues that its commercial metrics and lack of reliance on 'Gig-Economy' workers sets it apart from competitors. The company intends to become a contender in the food delivery market that grew by 35% in 2020 and by almost 150% over the last 5 years. It has partnered with 130 notable establishments such as Zuma, Park Chinois, Milos, and Cova, to name a few. Supper has 61,000 customers on its portal that is further growing by 1,500 new customers every month. The company delivers 1,000 orders each week and has fulfilled 100,000 orders to date with the average order costing £100. It delivers orders via its purpose-built, gyroscopically-stable, and temperature-controlled vehicles. Supper will use the investment to focus on its growth in London and expand globally.
days to go: Expired investment: Withheld
Multiple brokers and clients can connect with each other on the only FCA-regulated social trading app. Pelican's platform is designed for traders to discuss strategies and share, copy, oppose or execute trades similarly to traditional traders on Bloomberg terminals. Revenue is generated via client-trading rebates and subscriptions from users following good traders and mentors. Further B2B revenue streams include set-up and monthly service fees.
days to go: Expired investment: £465,209
The Studio enable members to achieve results through sustainable, structured training. The Studio offer a whole range of sessions such as group classes, one-to-one personal training, spinning and yoga.   
days to go: Expired investment: £30,564
Craved is an online marketplace for food and drink. To date, they have had most success in the corporate sales and gifting market.  
days to go: Expired investment: £127,540
A personal fitness app that aims to provide affordable and accessible training on demand. Auro offers classes for specific needs via an audio coach; from increasing stamina, to losing weight. Each class includes a motivational trainer with a dedicated playlist. The company also utilises artificial intelligence to personalise workout programmes for each user and has filed a patent for this technology. Auro’s app has already received more than 10k downloads and is backed by top investors, such as the founders of LoveFilm, Zoopla and Passion Capital. The company is raising funds to scale the business further in the UK and expand into Europe.
days to go: Expired investment: £262,230
Paperclip is a leading platform of university marketplaces in the UK which allows many students to buy and sell stuff on campus. In 2018, the company has won the Cardiff Life Awards and has been nominated for Welsh Startup of the Year and 3 regional awards. It has onboarded 11 universities including UCL, Oxford and Cambridge and many more. Furthermore, it has accepted business terms with Just Eat and Student Beans to promote their brands. The company has been featured in notable press including LifeHacker, Express, and BBC Radio. The funds will be used for team expansion, sales, marketing, growth and engagement.
days to go: Expired investment: £421,700
Drop Bear Beer Co. aims in disrupting and exciting the alcohol-free beer market. It is the only female-run alcohol-free craft beer company. Drop Bear Beer Co.'s May 2019 launch was a success as it experienced sales of 3000 units in one month. The company is a winner of the Wales Start-Up of the Year Awards 2019. With the proceeds, Drop Bear Beer Co. will finalise core range within 12 months, scale-up production, make range available in cans, and arrange a large brand-building campaign.
days to go: Expired investment: £172,570
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