Investment Blog

So we're into our 4th year of the PIG with a team of 10, Big Sue (a machine which can churn out over 2,000 gift jars a day, 3 Hamborghinis and a turnover exceeding £3m, so why fundraise?

So you've heard we're looking for investors to join us on this EPIC porky adventure? Not just any investors either, people who understand us and believe like us, that we have the balls to take on the £3.2billion pork market, with an innovative, strategic and engaging brand with sustenance and relevance. We will be allowing people to invest this September but before then you can register your interest to receive all our investment decks before any one else, giving you plenty of time to digest and come and see us in person if you' like to see the piggin' operation in more detail. 

To help you find some answers to your burning investment questions, we've listed some of the most popular and toughest questions we have received. We have nothing to piggin' hide.

So you've heard we're on the hunt for investors in Snaffling Pig and you're thinking to yourself...hmmmmm I could be interested. Well we've popped down some of the reasons why becoming an investor could be a great thing for you.

If you invest in Snaffling Pig in September 2019, not only will you become a fully fledged shareholder, you'll gain access to the exclusive SWINE DINING CLUB and if you invest over £50 you'll get hold of some exclusive goodies. You can check what goodies here.

Find out more about what our SWINE DINING CLUB is all about and how with just £10 you can join this exclusive and rather porky club.

So you're interested in knowing more about our upcoming fundraise but would like to look into the whites of our eyes before you do. To help you get all the facts we'll be hosting some investor drop-ins in July and you're very welcome to meet us at any of the venues below.

If you invest in Snaffling Pig there is a very generous tax break. Ladies and gents, welcome to the world of EIS – Enterprise Investment Scheme which can also be 'carried back' to the previous tax year.

We've tried to explain it as best we can.