Help us build a better world. Become an Abundance shareholder
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Investors on Abundance are growing the green economy, tackling climate change, and helping to repair the UK’s creaking social infrastructure. Our customers are helping to achieve our vision to create a world of finance that can work for everyone through the infrastructure and businesses it funds. Now you can help us take that vision even further and build on what we have already achieved by becoming a shareholder in Abundance.
Why now?
As a business we are ready to build on everything we have achieved already and provide more people with more investments that do good for their money and society. We want you to join us on this exciting journey. The future you are already invested in is coming and this is your chance to get even closer to the action by investing in Abundance as we get ready to accelerate our growth.
From the very start it has been our mission to change the landscape of investing to create a cleaner, greener society and, with ever more investors just like you, that’s exactly what is happening.
As the latest figures from the ONS show, the UK’s green economy is growing three times faster than the UK economy as a whole. With the input of our team on the Green Finance Taskforce the UK government has committed to accelerating the growth of green finance even further. The alternative finance sector is booming too with year-on-year growth rates of 100% from 2013 to 2015. Abundance has been there from the start, blazing a trail for products and investments that have made investing in a better future open to anybody.
More than 5,000 people have joined us on this journey, but we know there are millions more that would be interested. We want to see billions of pounds of green energy and social infrastructure projects funded by ordinary people for a fair financial return. Our society, environment, and economy needs it.
Your money has a value beyond financial terms. Investment from the public is more patient, more flexible, and more interesting to developers than finance from a bank. Getting the public involved means we can build the renewable energy and social infrastructure the UK needs. Companies and businesses can grow and do things they couldn’t if they asked a bank for help, because you care about what your money does, not just what it earns. To make that a reality we need funding for Abundance to accelerate our growth, which is why we’re raising money now.
What are we raising money for?
We are seeking investment to help us grow our platform to accelerate the next stage of better investing. The first thing we will do is hire more people into our team. This will allow us to review more investment opportunities more quickly, without compromising on our rigorous standards (find out more about how we bring investments live). For you that means a bigger range of investments across new and existing sectors, to help build a truly diverse portfolio. It also means your money can do more to build a better world and support the most exciting, innovative technologies and projects in the UK today.
We’ll also be investing in finding more investors just like you, which lets us all fund bigger investments across the more diverse range mentioned above. While doing so, we will also continue to concentrate on bringing you a leading investment experience by developing our in-house technology team so they can continue to innovate.
How can I get involved?
To be among the first to get the chance to invest in Abundance you need to pre-register with Seedrs. Our equity raise will take place on their platform, so everything relating to the raise will be found there.
Our equity raise will be open to everyone, but we are inviting you to pre-register now because we would like to ensure that as a customer you get the first chance to invest. We look forward to having you as an investor in Abundance as a business, as well as an investor on Abundance.
Risk warning
As with any investment there are risks. Your invested capital is at risk, and investments may not be readily realisable. Investing in unlisted shares involves risks, including loss of capital and dilution, and should only be done as part of a diversified portfolio.
