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Hatzola Northwest has purchased a new site in north-west London after an arson attack destroyed its ambulances. The acquisition was made possible by a crowdfunding campaign that raised £3.2 million within two days. The funds will support the purchase and future construction of new premises. The site will be temporarily leased to Kosher Kingdom, and the government has provided additional support for new ambulances.
Birmingham Brewery Company has closed its crowdfunding campaign on Republic Europe, raising £309,353 from 197 investors and exceeding its £300,005 target. The funds will support growth in production, product development, and market expansion. The brewery, known for gluten-free and alcohol-free beers, reported strong revenue and sales growth in FY25.
Australian skincare brand Frasé Skin raised $1.2 million from 535 investors through an equity crowdfunding campaign on OnMarket. The funds will be used to expand operations in the US and invest in marketing, inventory, and team growth. Around 30% of investors were existing customers, and the brand has seen strong sales growth since its 2023 launch.
English rosé producer Folc has raised over £1m from 246 investors in a crowdfunding campaign on Republic Europe, exceeding its initial £650,000 target. The company, founded in 2020, has experienced strong sales and rapid revenue growth, with shares offered at £18.95 each for 19.2% equity. The campaign is set to close soon as Folc continues to expand its market presence.
Eliaz Barré has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Ulule for the Barrolex, a retro-styled electric moped designed and built in Normandy. The campaign aimed to raise €20,000 for prototype refinement and EU homologation, and has already exceeded its target. The Barrolex features a lightweight design, modular battery, and draws inspiration from 1970s mobylettes. Further industrialization will require additional funding.
West Midlands-based Tharos has closed a successful crowdfunding campaign on Republic Europe, raising £176,052 from 62 investors and exceeding its £165,000 target. The funds will support the company's expansion into the canine supplements market and further growth in the UK, EU, and US. Tharos specializes in animal gut health products and operates a subscription model with over 2,500 customers.
AutoCamp, a luxury outdoor hospitality brand, raised $1.2 million from 353 investors in less than 30 days through the DealMaker crowdfunding platform. Many investors were former guests, highlighting the brand's strong community engagement. The campaign leveraged customer loyalty to drive investment and was praised by DealMaker's CEO for its effective strategy.
SpiritVale, an indie MMORPG, has officially reached its funding goal on Kickstarter, raising just under $250,000. The campaign's success paves the way for the game's early access launch scheduled for July 2026. The article also notes the shutdown of DreamWorld, another crowdfunded MMO, and provides updates on other crowdfunded MMO projects.
Avadain, a Memphis-based nanomaterials company, raised $2.5 million in under two weeks through its Reg CF campaign on Netcapital, prompting an increase in its crowdfunding cap to $3.75 million. The company develops LTDF graphene as a substitute for critical minerals dominated by China. Over $13 million has been raised via crowdfunding from more than 3,500 investors.
Photon Matrix Lab secured $2.7 million from over 4,000 backers on Indiegogo, far exceeding its $20,000 goal for a portable AI-powered mosquito device. The campaign attracted supporters from more than 50 countries. The device uses computer vision and lidar to target mosquitoes and is set for mass production, though delivery timelines may shift due to regulatory compliance.
Auckland's Neck of the Woods music venue avoided closure after a crowdfunding campaign raised over $150,000 in less than a week. The funds will help settle debts and provide a clean slate for a potential reopening. Thousands contributed, including a $9,000 donation from the band The Beths. The campaign highlights the challenges facing independent music venues in New Zealand.
BLUETTI's FridgePower secured over $2.2 million from more than 1,800 backers during its crowdfunding campaign. The slim backup power solution for refrigerators is now available at retail, coinciding with Prime Day promotions. The product offers up to 21 hours of runtime and expandable capacity, targeting consumers seeking reliable outage protection.
