Lil' Libros 2

The #1 family-trusted bilingual children's media publisher built by community.

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Security Type
Debt
Categories
Retail, Entertainment, Social Impact, Education, Community & Lifestyle
Min Investment
$100
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Offering Date
November 02, 2021
Expected Close Date
April 30, 2022
Target Raise
$500.00K-$5.00M
No. Investors
9
Security Price
$10
Valuation
$11,000,000
Website
lillibros.com
Number of Employees
8
Cash
$231,486
Revenue
$1,714,931
Short Term Debt
$265,061
Cost of Goods
$641,320
Long Term Debt
$341,338
Net Income
$139,115

Company Description

$1.7 MILLION gross revenue in 2020; $1.4 MILLION in 2019; $1.2 MILLION in 2018
Over 1.5 MILLION children's books sold worldwide
Sold at Target, Barnes & Noble, Walmart, MoMA, Whole Foods, Amazon, and 2,500+ independent retailers
18% YoY gross revenue growth in 2020, one of the most challenging years for small businesses.
Strong direct-to-consumer (B2C) sales with 53% year-over-year (YoY) growth in 2020
Consistent business-to-business (B2B) sales with 24% YoY growth in 2020
300K+ social media reach across all platforms
100% Latina-owned
Amount Raised : $3,878,065
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