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Seed Capital


                                 Start-up using Watt and Dickie’s savings and a £20,000 loan

                                 VC

                                 Further bank loan refused leading to Equity for Punks funding

                                 VC - Mezzanine

                                 Venture capital funding secured with TSG. The level £213m was
                                 over three times that raised by al EFP rounds to 2017

                                 IPO

                                 IPO planned but COVID-19 impacts on company expectations
                                 and performance.


               Seed Capital





                       Watt and Dickie invested their own savings and
               obtained a bank loan in an effort to increase sales Watt and

               Dickie pushed their products through social media targeting

               the beer influencers. It worked (especially in Sweden) but it

               led a new problem: Suddenly they were in the exporting
               business and they were still short on cash. To grow the

               business, they needed financial help.





               Crowdfunding




                      Where other beers have customers, BrewDog has fans.
               In 2010, the company leveraged the intensity of its

               supporters into a new creative financing model, raising
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