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Eigg investors crack fundraising target for new brewery

© Stu McCarthy Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Lockdown prevents anyone organising a celebration in a brewery just now, but glasses are still being raised in Eigg after a major fundraising achievement. Investors backing Scotland’s first community-owned micro brewery planned for the island have topped up a crowdfunding appeal to break the project’s maximum target. A £125,000 share offer was launched last month to get the brewery powered by renewable energy off the ground.

Pioneering Isle of Eigg Brewery surpasses £190,000 fundraising target

SCOTLAND’s first community-owned micro-brewery will go from a dream to reality after its founders shattered two crowdfunding targets. The Isle of Eigg Brewery started a fundraising campaign in November in a bid to make the facility the country’s most environment-friendly. Their initial target of £125,000 was reached and breached within a few weeks, so founding directors Stu McCarthy and Ben Cormack set a second target of £190,000 which they said would enable them to fast-track the social and environmental impacts they want it to deliver. By last night, after the last full day of their campaign, they had raised more than £195,000 from more than 600 investors, who bought share packages at varying prices and with different benefits.

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