Brewdog is set to open up its business to equity crowdfunding once again, as the brewery calls on ordinary people to invest in the business.
Brewdog hopes that the fifth "equity for punks" raise will bring in an extra £90m, which founder James Watt says is needed for expansion.
"Our plan is to try to turn Brewdog into a £5bn company in five years," Watt wrote in a post on the company's website which has since disappeared, but was reported by trade publication The Morning Advertiser.
He said that the brewery's international expansion plans needed £180m to push forward. Half of this amount will be raised from its private equity investmors TSG Partners, while it is hoped another £90m will be raised through a mix of bank financing and crowd investment.
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