Mintos, the multi-asset investment platform offering a unique mix of alternative and traditional assets, is proud to announce the successful completion of its crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, Europe's largest private market investment platform. The campaign, which aimed to invite both existing investors and the broader public to become shareholders in Mintos, has surpassed expectations, raising a total of €3.1 million from over 3300 investors during a 14-day stretch.

Notably, Mintos achieved a significant milestone by reaching its minimum raising goal of €1 million within the first 40 minutes of the campaign launch, demonstrating overwhelming support from investors. The campaign continued to gain momentum, with contributions pouring in from investors across Europe, ultimately resulting in the total of €3.1 million -  the second largest campaign on Crowdcube in the EU for the current year so far.

Martins Sulte, CEO and Co-Founder of Mintos, expressed his gratitude to the community, stating, "We are thrilled with the incredible response to our crowdfunding campaign. The rapid success of the campaign underscores the strong confidence and support of our investors in Mintos' vision and growth potential."

This achievement adds to Mintos' track record of success in crowdfunding efforts. In 2020, the company raised €6.5 million from 6100 investors, highlighting a strong support base. The funds raised will be instrumental in fueling Mintos' growth initiatives, including expansion into new markets within the European Union, the introduction of new products, and enhancing its platform offerings to better serve investors.

Matt Cooper, Co-CEO of Crowdcube, commented, "Mintos' successful crowdfunding campaign highlights the strategic value of engaging the community and transforming customers into owners. We're proud to have played a part in Mintos' journey and look forward to seeing their continued growth."

Overall, investors from more than 55 countries took part in the crowdfunding campaign, with the highest numbers coming from Germany, Spain, and France.