Tyke Community Fundraising by Nuutjob receives a staggering oversubscription of 800% in 24 hours

Nuutjob, launched a Community Stock Option Plan (CSOP) to enable its consumers to invest in the start-up, saw the offering subscribed 860 percent in just 24 hours with nearly 280

consumers have invested in the venture. The CSOP was launched on Tyke, a fintech platform that enables start-ups to transact and complete fundraising programs digitally and instantly. Tyke aims to disrupt the way angel networks, venture capital, and individuals invest in businesses.

Ahmedabad-based Nuutjob, a personal hygiene brand that caters to men’s intimate hygiene and grooming through its varied products, saw a whooping CSOP oversubscription by 800% in just 24 hours of it going live on Tyke Invest.

Founded by Ananya Maloo and Anushree Maloo, Nuutjob has carved a unique niche for itself in the men’s intimate hygiene and grooming market. Ananya Maloo, the dynamic enterprising founder, believes in daily hustling to change the ball game. Nuutjob is the first Men’s intimate hygiene brand that has believed in the community’s growth by allowing its customers to invest at the nascent stage. The company believes in the Motto, “Cleanliness is next to Manliness.”

The company has robust expansion plans to expand internationally and to build an omnichannel for the brand while using the funds on marketing, product innovation and team building. Being one of the few start-ups who landed offers from three sharks Namita Thapar, Peyush Bansal, and Aman Gupta on Shark Tank India Season 1, year 2022.

“We had a great post-fundraising response from people who missed out on investing with the Shark Tank India companies who were raising on Tyke. As a part of giving back towards the end of the year, we decided to work with a few promising start-ups like Nuutjob through a fundraising carnival and the results speak for themselves. We expected a fundraising of 4x. The results for Nuutjob speak loudly of exactly why we wanted to collaborate with the brand again.” says Purav Bhubhana, the co-founder of Tyke.

“We at the core of Nuutjob believe in personalizing personal hygiene. Raising through a community via CSOPs helps us co-create the brand inspired by the suggestions that our consumers and investors offer through the platform Tyke. The result of our fund drive on Tyke was way beyond our expectations. Our company was oversubscribed by 800 %. We are extremely happy and grateful for the response that we have received, and are confident that with the support from the community, our company is going to grow exponentially. The year has ended on a high for us.” Says Ananya Maloo, co-founder of Nuutjob.

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