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CEO Martins Sulte shares crowdfunding raise target in call with the community

Earlier this week, Mintos CEO and Co-Founder Martins Sulte hosted a call where he answered questions about our crowdfunding campaign and revealed we are aiming to raise € 1 million.

Watch Martins answer other questions from investors in the full recording on YouTube.

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You can read more about why we are crowdfunding and why it might be an interesting proposition on our crowdfunding page. Since we’re offering a limited amount of shares to our community, we invite to pre-register to invest ahead of the campaign launch. We’ll also have more news to share soon!

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