This week on the podcast we look at how equity crowdfunding campaigns are doing one year on as well as the weeks beer news.
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One Year On…equity crowdfunding
It’s been over a year since a raft of breweries made their debut with equity crowdfunding, including Dainton Brewery and Black Hops. We got in touch with the brewers to find out how the last 12 months have played out.
Devil’s Elbow cancels crowdfund
Devil’s Elbow has cancelled a proposed equity crowdfunding campaign “for a variety of reasons” including finding alternative private investors.
Devil’s Elbow launches equity crowdfund
One-year-old Dubbo brewery Devil’s Elbow is aiming for 1 million litres with an investment through equity crowdfunding on the Birchal platform.
Hawkers launches $1.1 million equity crowdfund
Melbourne’s Hawkers Beer launched a $1.1 million equity crowdfunding campaign today to fund a taproom development and increased capacity.
4 Brothers crowdfunding falls short
Queensland’s 4 Brothers Brewing has closed its debut equity crowdfunding round without reaching the minimum investment targets, highlighting the difficulties with crowd-sourced funding campaigns.
Holgate Brewhouse crowdfunding raises over $700,000
Victoria brewhouse Holgate is looking to expand capacity to 2.5 million litres a year by investing in packaging and production equipment following a round of equity crowdfunding.
SA and WA licensing regulations restrict equity crowdfunding
Liquor licensing regimes in Western Australia and South Australia are hindering companies thinking about equity crowdfunding in those states, according to industry players including law firm partner Jessica Patterson.
4 Brothers launches equity crowdfunding campaign
Toowoomba’s 4 Brothers Brewing is the latest brewery to look to equity crowdfunding to raise funds for its expansion in a $140,000 round hosted by PledgeMe.
Brews News Week: Chuck Norris Approved
Pete joins Matt up in Brissie ahead of the EKKA and to discuss the news of the week, and we’ve got bonus chats with BrewCon presenter Stephen Beaumont, and Paul Holgate on his decision to equity crowdfund.