Investment details
- Closing date
- 22/03/26
- Fundraise target
- £500,000
- Fundraise maximum
- £1,000,000
- Minimum investment
- £5,000
- Equity stake
- 5.9%
- Exit Money Multiple
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Abode (or the "Company") has a defensible and proven model that delivers highly targeted digital advertising in premium residential buildings.
Investment Rationale
Digital screens installed in lobbies of high-end residential properties give advertisers directly measurable access to premium audiences.
Landlords benefit from revenue sharing and a free content communication platform, beyond simply advertising, that tenants positively appreciate.
Profitable business model proven in the US, Canada and China.
Founders have >95 years’ experience in, and a track record of exiting, successful Digital Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising ventures.
Exclusive media rights for >900 top-tier London buildings provide a “landbank” for screen installations and a barrier to competition.
Progress Since Initial Investment
Revenue: run rate c.£750k p.a. Clients include HSBC, JP Morgan Chase, BA, Uber Eats, and Waitrose. Most have made repeat orders.
Efficacy proven. Independent research demonstrated extremely high brand recall and engagement. Waitrose recorded ROI of 12.5x ad spend, Uber Eats achieved 5.4x.
Value driven pricing: panel rates are 50% above initial projections.
Cost savings: £2,500 per install were projected, now reduced to £750.
Installed screens: now cover 35,578 apartments at the projected average of 100+ apartments per building.
Fundraise Summary
Investors in this equity round will also receive an option to invest in a 10% Convertible Loan Note. The conversion, also at investors’ option, will be priced according to performance, further mitigating risk.
Potential Exit
M&A is common in the OOH industry. Exit is planned to trade or PE in 4-5 years, at a target valuation of c.£100m (10x projected EBITDA).
We want our investors to be fully aware of the downsides of investing as well as the potential benefits. It's therefore important to realise that investing always carries risks, including the loss of capital, illiquidity (the inability to sell assets quickly or without substantial loss in value), lack of dividends and share dilution. Alternative investments should still be made as part of a diversified portfolio. Read our full Risk Warning.