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22.
June
2017.
The start up is growing up and about to break new ground
 On the 9th of June, the UK was supposed to wake up to a strong and stable future, secured by a majority Conservative government with a clear mandate for Brexit negotiations. In point of fact, the UK woke up to a hung parliament and growing confusion about Brexit.  While people from all walks of life may groan about the continued state of uncertainty, the fact of the matter is that life goes on and we all have to manage as best as we can.  Fortunately there are still investment opportunities out there which offer clarity as well as great results – and Fuzzy Brush is one of them.
 
Ten years of brand-building and growth
 
Even if you’ve never used Fuzzy Brush or Fuzzy Rock, you may still have heard the names, since these products are now stocked in over 2000 shops around the world, including leading retailers such as ASDA, Boots, LloydsPharmacy, Morrisons and Superdrug and their counterparts in other countries.  They are also stocked in vending machines located in places where people might feasibly want them for immediate use, these include outlets in the leisure sectors, such as nightclubs and restaurants as well as transport hubs.  What’s more, Fuzzy Brush has found some interesting niche uses, such as in the medical environment.  Fuzzy Brush’s success has been built on 10 years of hard work and it is anticipated that its future success will be built on more of the same.
 
The start up is growing up and about to break new ground
 
In the early days, Fuzzy Brush focused on Europe and then began its process of global expansion by moving into the Asian marketplace.  Now, Fuzzy Brush has finally obtained FDA approval, which makes it possible for it to enter the U.S. marketplace, in what could be the biggest development in the product’s 10-year history.  Unlike many products and companies (and entertainers), which set out to “make it big in America” only to fail miserably, Fuzzy Brush is genuinely unique (and has appropriate legal protection).  Fuzzy Brush also understands the importance of balancing globality with thinking local.  In other words, Fuzzy Brush is well aware that even though the U.K. and the U.S. share a common language, both markets have their own particularities and their own ways of working and is prepared to adapt to the transatlantic market as required.
 
Year on year growth and compelling investment returns
 
In 2014, Fuzzy Brush made a net profit of £33,610.  In 2015, Fuzzy Brush made a net profit of £73,205.  In 2016, Fuzzy Brush made a net profit of £173,245.  In 2017, we expect net growth of 50%.  The trend is clear and is set to continue, which is why Fuzzy Brush is now looking for investment to allow us to keep on growing and growing.  Investors can opt to invest £5000 for a guaranteed return of 9%, £10,000 for a guaranteed return of 10.7% or £25,000 for a guaranteed return of £12.43%.  The duration of the investment is 12 months and investors are welcome to invest multiple times, indeed 92% of existing investors have chosen to reinvest.  In addition to the legally-binding guarantees, which come along with your investment (we think these are much more reassuring than manifesto promises), your money will be backed by tangible assets in the shape of stock, thus giving you added reassurance.  We have chosen to go down this route rather than seeking financing from traditional lenders or large-scale venture-capital firms, because we see it as a path to building a relationship with investors, who may be interested in being a part of Fuzzy Brush when we take our next major step, namely our IPO.

For more information contact
Taryn Johnston 
pr@fuzzybrush.com