Hello, what is the liquidation preference on the shares sold in this round?

Hi Lea - Thanks for your question. We are offering a 1.0x Non-Participating Liquidity preference for this preferred round. Detailed investment docs for the round can be found at https://wefunder.com/victory.hemp.foods/invest, but we're happy to talk through any details that may need clarification!

When someone invests in a Victory Hemp through Wefunder and purchases shares, does the individual receive shares and the individual's name go on the Victory Hemp cap table? Or does the individuals name go into some sort of Special Purpose Vehicle and the name of the Special Pu...

Hi Roger, thanks for your question. It's the latter; all investments through Wefunder get bundled into a Special Purpose Vehicle. There are quite a few topics related to SPV in the Wefunder FAQ link here; https://help.wefunder.com/#/investor/getting-started-for-investors. Just search SPV and it will return all the results.

Hi Chad or Tyler, I love your product and attention to quality. Besides being a lectin-free protein source, hemp seems the ideal cash crop to regenerate the depleted Ag belt. I run an investing club with 29k members. I'd like to announce your offering so they can invest too. C...

Hi Mark - Thanks for your investment! This sounds like a great opportunity to get some targeted exposure. I have scheduled some time for us to connect.

Hi Chad, I’m Zac Stahlhut with D3VC, where we focus on identifying promising opportunities across investment crowdfunding. After reviewing your materials, we were hoping to better understand how you’re managing margins given the current cost structure and the capital requireme...

Thanks, Zac, great question. Much of the debt is very friendly, held by equity investors and board members, as well as a large portion being forgivable and non-serviceable over its life, owing to the origin of New Market Tax Credits. Happy to share the model if you'd like to dig in and see how the growth forecasts accommodate the growth in working capital needs. Expansion of margins is achieved as we lower raw material costs by taking more of the upstream processing in-house and adding value ...

Hi Chad, can you give an update on securing lending for the new facility and timeline for construction (sorry if this is in the webinar, I haven't had time to watch it yet)? Also, have you heard of Steward (https://gosteward.com/) which provides loans for regenerative farms an...

Hi Brian, thanks for your question. I apologize for the delayed response. We have worked with Steward in the past raising $177k for raw material. It worked out well. When we circled back to raise capital with them this time around, we learned that they are unable to lend to companies involved in hemp. Unfortunately, this is all too common a response, and steeply narrows our window of access to capital. There have been some significant updates to our 2026 operating plan. We won't begin constru...

Victory Hemp Foods

Clean protein from hemp

victoryhempfoods.com

Carrollton, KY

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Invested $25,000 this round + $300,000 previously

I believe we will see an ongoing evolutions from the crops that bring us too many carbohydrates to those that balance protein sources. This evolution takes consumer demand for lower carbohydrates and industry capacity to produce the next generation offering. I believe this time has arrived. In the early days folks focused on the field, the equipment to harvest yet it was far to early for the market demand and most importantly before the transformation methods for protein grains to consumable products had been fully developed. I believe Victory has the thought through platform and this came from a decade of evolution.

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