Hellyers Road Distillery has just closed the third largest crowd-sourced funding campaign in Australian history, raising $4.3 million.

As companies continue to innovate in the $550m industry, equity crowdfunding is proving to be a useful tool to leverage growth.

In the emerging industry of craft brewing, the decision to raise capital through Crowd-Sourced Funding (CSF) has been a tale of success...

Hydrowood successfully raised $2.1m from 623 investors, leveraging their equity crowdfunding raise to increase demand and brand awareness.

To shed insight on what it's like to raise capital through equity crowdfunding, OnMarket interviews Andrew Morgan.

Techni Ice successfully raised $1,303,638 from 766 investors, building a strong owners community and army of brand advocates from customers

Mark Hubbard chats with Jayne Lewis about finding and preserving your purpose as a founder, and how to conserve a colourful life.

What makes equity crowdfunding intriguing is that there's no guarantee of financial returns, yet, it has continued to grow in popularity.

The success of your equity crowdfunding raise is largely dependent on how effectively you market your campaign.

Mark Hubbard chats with Calvin McDonald, Head of Australian Operations for BrewDog, about BrewDog’s astounding global success.

To provide insight on the role that share registries play in the capital raising landscape, OnMarket interviewed Matt Mills from Boulevard.

In continuation of his Crowd-Sourced Funding for Breweries series, Mark chats with Nick Boots, former general manager of Stone & Wood.

In continuation of his Crowd-Sourced Funding (CSF) for Breweries series, Mark Hubbard interviews a CSF brewery investor.

This articles explores the reasons why craft breweries and crowd-sourced funding are the perfect match.

This article answers OnMarket's top equity crowdfunding investor FAQs