FundedByMe launches its first Polish crowdfunding campaign
FundedByMe has had an office in Poland since April this year. This summer they are launching their first Polish crowdfunding case, Blinkee.city. The app has been up and running in 8 Polish cities as well as in Budapest, now they want to offer scooters for rent in Stockholm.FundedByMe has had an office in Poland since April this year. This summer they are launching their first Polish crowdfunding case, Blinkee.city. The app has been up and running in 8 Polish cities as well as in Budapest, now they want to offer scooters for rent in Stockholm.
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FrontOffice Nordic AB (publ) (FrontOffice) that recently announced an equity financing round collaborates with the crowdfunding platform FundedByMe enabling further reach to new investors. Between the 1st and 23rd of February, FrontOffice is raising capital to finance further turnaroundinvestments. The purpose is also to marketing their turnaround consulting services and broadening their investor base. The offer will also be provided through FundedByMe in order to reach new investors and clients. “We have a very interesting history together, where FundedByMe were responsible for the
FundedByMe launched its own crowdfunding campaign on the 10th of November 2017. Only after 24 hours the campaign reached the target of 9 millions SEK. Step by step the campaign was strategically released via offline and online marketing activities and closed 500% over-funded on the 3rd of December 2017. The 20 million SEK secured investment by 867 participating investors is equivalent to 8,02% of FundedByMe’s total shareholding.
FundedByMe has prior announced plans for an IPO during 2018 and has showed strong growth for 2017. Furthermore the company has passed the 100.000 mark for
FundedByMe, now represented in 6 countries, has seen an impressive journey since its introduction to equity crowdfunding in 2012. The company is now preparing for its next phase which is in line with a fast global expansion. An initial public offering (IPO/stock listing) is in the pipeline for 2018 with the focus on market consolidation. Proving that they can create both a market and a brand with its successful method. Closing books of 2016 show a near 100% increase in sales, continuous growth and heavy cuts in costs.
On the 10th of November, FundedByMe will open for a new
Scandinavia’s fastest-growing crowdfunding platform, FundedByMe, today announced the addition of two additional board members. Johan Lund and Johan Gorecki have both accepted positions on the FundedByMe board with immediate effect bringing sought after stock market experience.
Johan Lund, CEO and founder of FrontOffice Nordic (FRNT MTF B), a company reconstruction firm based in Sweden, is a qualified economist. He developed the FrontOffice model, which includes, in addition to financing, counseling in areas such as entrepreneurship, financial management, law, marketing and sales. Under
Scandinavia’s fastest-growing crowdfunding platform closes its 2016 activities with a cheer. With more than 74,000 registered members from 179 countries, FundedByMe has thus far raised almost €30 million to 461 successful crowdfunding campaigns, averaging €5,500 per investment and investments from 45 countries. This is almost double the total amount raised during the first five years up to December 2015.
“The crowdfunding trend is only going to get bigger from here, as 2016 has shown a maturity of the market while FundedByMe attracts bigger parts of the early majority than early adopters
Swedish company reconstruction firm FrontOffice Nordic AB, which recently listed on the Nordic Growth Market (NGM) stock exchange after raising almost €600,000 from crowdfunding investors on FundedByMe, has been performing at more than 70% above listing price. Listed at SEK 2,50 on 19 May 2016, the current share price is at SEK 4,10 after having reached SEK 4,50 on the first of September.
Crowdfunding investors into FrontOffice – who could buy shares for a minimum investment of €53 and had their shares listed at SEK 2,50 - have been able to trade their shares on this regulated stock
Swedish company reconstruction firm FrontOffice Nordic AB, which recently raised almost €600,000 from crowdfunding investors on FundedByMe, has today been listed on the Nordic Growth Market (NGM) stock exchange. This announcement makes FrontOffice the first successfully crowdfunded company in Scandinavia – and one of the first in Europe - to be listed on a stock exchange. Crowdfunding investors into FrontOffice – who could buy shares for a minimum investment of €53 - are now able to trade those shares on this regulated stock exchange, licensed by the Financial Supervisory Authority. “
This weeks marks the unofficial fifth anniversary of FundedByMe, the leading crowdfunding site in the Nordics. Unofficial, because a startup of this kind can't really pinpoint the actual birth day. Was it when Daniel had an idea in a car that there should be a way to help fund projects and companies like the newly launched US webpage Kickstarter did for campaigns in Europe? Or was it when Arno and Eric built the first landing page to crowdfund the building of a crowdfunding site? Or was it when the first pitch went live, with the aim to raise funds for the release of LeMuhr's new album?
FrontOffice Nordic AB, a Swedish company reconstruction firm currently in an equity crowdfunding round on FundedByMe, announced yesterday that it has applied to be listed on Nordic Growth Market (NGM). This announcement makes FrontOffice one of the first-ever Scandinavian equity crowdfunding campaigns that will give investors the opportunity to trade their crowdfunding shares on a regulated exchange, licensed by the Financial Supervisory Authority. “With people like Tommy Ekholm and Rolf Åbjörnsson on the FrontOffice board it is very interesting that ‘old school’ businesses are turning