Investment type: Equity stake
Min Investment: 75 shares = $480
150 shares = $960
450 shares = $2,880
780 shares = $4,992
1560 shares = $9,984
“Where community matters.”
Purchase – Purchase of the property which includes approximately 1.37 acres of land with a 9,000 square foot historic warehouse building.
HVAC – The size and nature of the building will require a large HVAC system that will need to be located adjacent to the building in such a way as to limit its impact on the proposed separate brewery building as well as the proposed courtyard and stage space. This aspect of the buildout is separate as the building can be use during part of the year will less substantial heating & cooling requirements.
Upfit – The initial work will revolve around repairing wall structures and the roof to ensure a secure, weather tight shell. From here there will need to be work to provide basic power, light, and bathroom facilities to the building. Next steps will be associated with the construction of a more robust parking area, a courtyard, and a outdoor performance stage. Additionally, the construction of a separate brewery building to house the brewing equipment will occur in a separate phase from the renovation of the historic building as the venue phase of the venture comes prior to the brewery phase.
As an economic development driver, we anticipate primarily serving our beer in our venue and other local venues with no anticipated effort to expand beyond the Dunn area.
Need to establish new and maintain existing customer relationships
The market for the Company's products and services is rapidly evolving. The Company is unable to predict
whether its products and services will continue to satisfy new and existing customer demands or if they will be
supplanted by new products and services. The Company's efforts to market and sell its services could be significantly
affected by competitive and technological developments. If this occurs and if the Company is unable to adapt quickly
enough to the change, it may fail to develop additional customer relationships, and maintain those relationships, and
its business, financial condition and results of operations could be materially adversely affected.
Building Acquisition
The Company does not currently own the building and may not be able to execute the business plan or would have significant changes required if unable to acquire.
Execution Risk
This project requires significant redevelopment work to use the building for any purpose, including the intended purpose within our business plans. If the Company is unable to complete this work, we will not be able to operate as intended or at all.
Price Volatility Risk
As a construction/redevelopment project, the company must purchase building materials and pay for labor that is subject to significant price volatility in the current market conditions. Fluctuations in these prices may present significant risks to the overall cost, use of funds, and ultimate completion of this project to get the Company operational.
See Form C Disclosures for additional risks