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Surf Lakes Capital Raise Closing Soon
- Published August 25, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Surf Lakes has recently released information in regards to funds raised, cost savings and firm commitments from large investors will allow Surf Lakes to close its capital raising on the 8th September to individual investors.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Capital raise closing on the 8th September 2017
- New board member appointed with 16yrs surf industry experience
- Paul has 30 years’ experience working and holding senior management and executive positions for organisations such as Mitsubishi Electric Japan, Vodafone International, Web Central Asia Pacific and Hutchison Telecoms Australia
- Two new Brand Ambassadors to be announced
- Computer modelling completed for full-scale surf venue
Within the next few weeks, two new Surf Lakes Brand Ambassadors will be announced. One is a former ASP world champion and well-known within the surfing community. The other is a current WSL competitor and former junior world champion.
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