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Kela Raises $1.5 million & Launches Kela X, a Joint Venture with Harry Georje Diamonds
- Published May 10, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Kela has completed their initial share issue and successfully raised just over $1.5 million.
- Kela has just announced a new Joint venture company with Harry Georje Diamonds.
- Kela recently featured at Coachella with GHD and was seen on ‘The Voice USA’ when Alicia Keys wore the product on the live shows.
Kela is pleased to announce they have completed their initial share issue to the market and have successfully raised just over $1.5 million.
Kela is moving from success to success over the last few months. This exciting Australian Patented invention is taking the hair jewellery market by storm.
Kela recently featured at Coachella with GHD and was seen on ‘The Voice USA’ when Alicia Keys wore the product on the live shows. Stay tuned for ‘The Voice Australia’ shows to see the product feature once more.
The world’s leading stylists are raving about the product, and Kela has closed and is in negotiations with distribution agreements across the globe. With Australian Fashion Week only days away you will see Kela on a number of runways.
The exciting news is that Kela has just announced a new Joint venture company with Harry Georje Diamonds, Harry Georje is the only Australian Jewellery designer ever to win the prestigious DeBeer’s international diamond designer of the year awards, winning this three times in his career. Harry Georje is one of Australians leading Jewellers. Kela X is the name of the new joint venture company, which will bring the Kela brand name into the luxury goods market with it precious metals and diamonds. Kela X aims to present at one of the upcoming Wholesale Investor events as it looks to raise capital to launch the new luxury brand on a global scale.
About KELA
KELA offers innovative fashion, jewellery, gift and hair accessory products set to transform the fashion and hair industry as well as change the way people style themselves. The worldwide patent-pending technology also has applications in other industries. KELA has two branded lines, “Kela” and “Clipacharm”, which have created a new niche within the Hair Jewellery industry for fashion, novelty, and bridal markets. The hair and beauty market is predicted to reach 265 billion by 2017. KELA will distribute globally into the Fashion and Mass consumer markets.
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