The answer is simple, demand.  Initial marketing and branding has been developed and grown over the course of the last eight years and with each change the product has become more desirable.
 

In light of current economic negativity it’s a breath of fresh air to find a company that is not only embracing UK growth but has expanded worldwide.

Their growth has seen a steady trajectory so that by end of 2016, Fuzzy Brush had sold over 120 million.  Not bad for a business that many thought wouldn't take off.
 

When asked about the growth MD Jim Drew said “We always knew that the product would sell, over the years we have seen a real need in particular with autistic children who find brushing their teeth traumatic.  It’s no longer a novelty but in fact for some parents the only way they can ensure their child’s dental hygiene.”
 

Over the last few months Jim has been developing their latest investment strategy aimed at high net worth investors looking for a short-term investment.  And given their figures it’s easy to see the attraction.  With international production at such a high, Fuzzy Brush are looking to re-invest so that they can increase the production capacity up to 750,000 retail packs per month.  In return they’re offering up to a 12% return on an annual investment, which combined with their stability gives strength to their positioning.
 

When asked about floating on the stock market Jim said “I had planned to do this next year but have decided to focus on growth and cracking the US market first.  This will make the company more of a global attraction for long term investors.”
 

It will be interesting to see how this company performs, especially with Brexit on the horizon, however looking at what they’ve achieved so far we think they’ll certainly be paving the way for UK export.

For more information about their investment opportunities go to http://investinfuzzybrush.com/ or contact pr@fuzzybrush.com