The Bad Stuff
The Bad Stuff, with a valuation of $9.36 million, is raising funds on StartEngine. The company makes award-winning tequila using excellence and tradition. The Bad Stuff tequila is made using estate-grown agave azul and award-winning processes using a recipe that has been perfected over 93 years in the family. The tequila is sold in over 92 locations, including retail, on-premise, and online, and ships nationally to 43 states. Phillip Soto Mares and Darren Enenstein founded The Bad Stuff in July 2020. The current crowdfunding campaign has a minimum target of $14,999.96 and a maximum target of $617,999.86. The campaign proceeds will be used for inventory, company employment, working capital, marketing, and operations.
Investment Overview
Raised: $91,036
Deal Terms
Total Commitments ($USD)
- Platform
- StartEngine
- Start Date
- 10/01/2024
- Close Date
- 12/31/2024
$15,000
$618,000
$250
Equity - Common
Seed
RegCF
$0.58
$9,355,301
Company & Team
Company
- Year Founded
- 2015
- Industry
- Alcohol, Tobacco, & Recreational Drugs
- Tech Sector
- Distribution Model
- B2B/B2C
- Margin
- Low
- Capital Intensity
- High
Financials
- Revenue -52.3% YoY
- $212,554
- Monthly Burn
- $3,500
-
Runway
- 17.1 months
- Gross Margin
- 10%
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Funding history
- Total Prior Capital Raised
- $380,000
- VC Backed?
- No
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Revenue History
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