Welvaere
Fundraise details
| Funding goal | €1,500,000.00 |
| Fixed price | €10.00 |
| Minimum investment | €1,000.00 |
| Maximum investment | €1,500,000.00 |
| Opening date | December 9 2024 |
| Closing date | December 31 2026 |
Investor fees
| Transaction fees primary market | 0.00% |
General description
Are you ready to grow with us?
With your investment, we can realize our ambitious plans and take Welvaere to the next level. We are at the start of something big, and we hope you will be part of this journey.
With your investment, we can realize our ambitious plans and take Welvaere to the next level. We are at the start of something big, and we hope you will be part of this journey.
Highlights
- Share price €10,-
- Minimum investment €1000,-
- Total offering €1.250.000,-
- Be part of a fast-growing company in the wellness sector
- Opportunities for profitable growth through expansion into new markets
- Strong brand with a proven track record
- Focus on innovation and product improvement
Risks and challenges
- Market risk: Welvaere operates in a competitive market. The wellness sector has many competitors, and market demand can fluctuate depending on economic conditions and consumer trends. There is a risk that growth may not happen as quickly as expected, or that competition may become stronger.
- Dependence on digital channels: A large part of the planned growth relies on expanding Welvaere’s online presence. This means that success depends heavily on the effectiveness of online marketing strategies and digital sales channels. If performance falls short, it could limit growth potential.
- Investment in product development: Welvaere is constantly working on developing and improving products. This requires significant investment and time before new products become successful in the market. There is a risk that some products may not achieve the expected success.
- Operational risks: Expanding the company further, both physically (more showrooms) and digitally (improved online platforms), can lead to higher operational costs and complexity. Failure to efficiently manage these expansions could impact profitability.