Brabham Movie
Featured company
An opportunity to invest in a major international motor-sporting documentary production, Brabham: The Untold Story of Formula One. Brabham Movie, incorporating 360 degree VR enabled components, chronicles the life and unparalleled accomplishments of Sir Jack Brabham; Australia's first Formula One Champion and the only person to ever win the F1 Grand Prix Championship in a car of his own making. Note: Prior to this offer, Crowd88 has recently completed a Wholesale offer for Brabham Movie which raised $150,000 from our Cornerstone Club Investors.
158%
AUD
200,000
Anthony Leigh
Cornerstone Club investor
Day Left
Ended
Raised
AUD
79,000
Industry
Media
Min. Equity Offered
6.94 %
Enova Energy
Featured company
An established Australian energy retailer with a licence to retail electricity across the National Electricity Market, Enova Energy is presently owned by 1,100 community shareholders who are concerned about climate change and are committed to building a decentralised, distributed clean energy future that does not leave anyone behind. To fund growth from our Northern Rivers base into Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong, Southeast Queensland and diverse regional communities, Enova has launched an equity crowdfunding campaign on Crowd88.
169%
AUD
3,000,000
Tony Pfeiffer
Managing Director of Enova Energy
Day Left
Ended
Raised
AUD
1,019,440
Industry
Renewable Energy
Min. Equity Offered
10.71 %
How it works
Entrepreneurs
Access to our Cornerstone Club, our pool of Independent Directors and our Business Solutions Partners all of whom support you in building a quality offer to the Crowd
DetailsInvestors
We request our issuers to secure a Cornerstone Investor and an Independent Director. Investors will receive the same terms negotiated by the Cornerstone Investor
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Our Cornerstone Club is a panel of invited individuals and investment entities who are offered first rights to invest in the issuers we bring to market through our platform
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FINANCIAL MARKETS CONDUCT REGULATIONS - WARNING STATEMENT ABOUT EQUITY CROWDFUNDING
- Equity crowd funding is risky.
- Issuers using this facility include new or rapidly growing ventures. Investment in these types of businesses is very speculative and carries high risks.
- You may lose your entire investment, and must be in a position to bear this risk without undue hardship.
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- The usual rules do not apply to offers by issuers using this facility. As a result, you may not be given all the information usually required. You will also have fewer other legal protections for this investment.
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