We’re
Growing!
Be a part of it…
After quitting my HR job,
after baking from home and after delivering cakes on a moped, after leasing my
own premises and employing many friends, after being a finalist in the Irish
Street Food Awards and the Blas na hEireann Irish Food Awards, and winning a
Bridgestone McKenna Guides in 2012, 2013 and 2014, after selling cakes at countless events, festivals and
markets and gaining 23 regular independent restaurant clients … Caryna’s Cakes
is opening a CITY CENTRE BAKERY & CAKERY
I am using personal
investment and crowd funding to expand. Caryna’s Cakes is currently debt-free
and has opted for cooperating with Linked Finance instead of approaching the
banks.
Would you like to invest in
a boutique, artisan and Irish business with a proven history of growth and
success?
What’s in it for you
|
What’s in it for me
|
|
|
v Bid as
little as €50
|
v The
more people invest, the more supporters of Caryna’s Cakes
|
v Better
return on your investment than with a bank
|
v Better
lending rate than with a bank (target rate 6.5%)
|
v Repayments
every month for 36 months
|
v Affordable
repayments
|
v Support
small Irish business
|
v Support
Irish lenders
|
v Caryna’s
Cakes has been screened by Linked Finance to ensure ability to repay
|
v Linked
Finance manages repayments
|
See https://www.linkedfinance.com/business-loans/investment/borrower/loan?id=1572 to invest in Caryna's Cakes. Go for 6.5%!
Taste the Lovin from the Oven...
That is definitely a good proposal. I think everyone should at least consider that, as pastries are wonderful confections, as well as really great things to sell. They have appeal as both ornament and food. Constant demand is always a guarantee, which is why one should have the proper tools in place, to process the ins and outs of the business, so that it can keep on going. Yep, I'm going to call that an instant win.
ReplyDeleteDarcy Grubaugh @ Quantum Buyers