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Redditch-based foodtech startup Ample has exceeded its £244,722 crowdfunding target, raising £248,092 from 100 investors on Republic Europe. The company transforms surplus British farm produce into meal components for the UK public sector, supporting ESG goals. Ample is backed by up to £500,000 from Oakland International and is in talks with major procurement partners to scale its zero-waste food solutions.
The DESLOC V150 Plus solar smart lock campaign on Kickstarter raised more than $500,000 from 755 backers, making it the highest-funded smart lock project on the platform since 2023. The campaign reached its initial goal within one hour and exceeded $100,000 in 12 hours. The product features advanced energy-harvesting technology and has received TÜV Rheinland certification for long-endurance performance.
Ponda, a Bristol-based biomaterials company, has raised over £1.4m from 213 investors via Republic Europe for its plant-based textile insulation. The funds will support scaling manufacturing, product development, and R&D. The campaign offers shares at £12.54 each for a 15.8% equity stake. Ponda's BioPuff material is used by leading fashion brands and supports wetland restoration.
Unifying Spirits has raised $2.238 million through an equity crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder to expand production and retail reach of its Boba Pops alcohol-filled boba. The campaign attracted 462 investors and brings the company's total equity financing to about $8 million. The funds will boost manufacturing capacity, national distribution, and new product development in the US.
Unifying Spirits has successfully closed its equity crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder, raising $2.238 million. The campaign attracted investors through the platform and reached its funding goal. This marks a significant milestone for the company and highlights continued interest in equity crowdfunding.
Boba POPS® has completed its equity crowdfunding campaign on Wefunder, securing $2.238 million from 462 investors. The funding will support manufacturing expansion, retail growth, and product innovation for the alcohol-filled popping boba brand. The company has now raised a total of $8 million in equity financing and plans to increase production capacity and expand distribution across the U.S.
Oxeia Biopharmaceuticals exceeded its $1.2 million goal in its inaugural Regulation Crowdfunding campaign on StartEngine, prompting an extension to allow more investors to participate. The funds will support clinical trials for OXE103, a therapy targeting persistent concussion symptoms. The campaign reflects strong investor interest, with notable clinical results and support from high-profile athletes.
A French blue carbon project developer has raised €1 million in a seed round completed via the Lita.co impact investment platform. The campaign received support from a public bank. This funding will support the developer's ongoing environmental initiatives.
Digital creator Aaryan Kelvin collected Rs 19 lakh in 24 hours through a crowdfunding campaign to support Assam flood victims. Around 85,000 contributors donated Rs 16.5 lakh, with Kelvin adding Rs 2.5 lakh. The funds aim to rebuild 100 houses, with 40 already supported. The campaign was conducted with the Ayan Foundation using digital payment methods.
ORICO has announced the retail launch of its CyberData NAS Series, following a successful crowdfunding campaign. The lineup includes four models designed for high-speed storage and flexible expansion, targeting creators and professionals. The products will be available from July 28, 2026, through ORICO’s official online store, with prices ranging from $599.99 to $1,399.99.
Bryant Medical, a Surrey-based dental loupe manufacturer, has raised over £2m through its latest crowdfunding campaign on Republic Europe, significantly surpassing its £500,000 goal. The campaign, with 22 days remaining, has attracted 63 investors and offers shares at £250.74 each for a 6.5% equity stake. The company plans to use the funds to expand globally and enhance its AI-driven product offerings.
The Cult of the Lamb board game campaign on Kickstarter raised over £629,000, exceeding its £18,950 goal by 3,300% within two days. Developed by Paper Fort Games, the campaign launched on July 21 and will run until August 15. The game supports multiple languages and offers international shipping. Backers responded strongly to the adaptation of the video game's mechanics into a tabletop format.
