Today, TOKYOPOP announced that they are going public by offering investors a chance to become part of their TOKYOPOP Owners Club. The announcement came from TOKYOPOP Founder & CEO, Stu Levy, who penned a letter to the community on the precipice of the company’s 30th anniversary.
The full letter can be found below:
Dear TOKYOPOP community,
As we head toward our 30-year anniversary (gulp!), I wanted to share something with you personally.
For the first time ever, I’ve decided to open up TOKYOPOP – fans and the public can now participate in an investment offering for the company.
This is something people have asked about for years, and now we’ve made it possible. Thanks to changes in U.S. law, companies like ours can now offer shares not just to large funds or corporations, but to individuals as well.
So we’re giving it a try.
It may not be for everyone, but if you’re interested, I’d love to welcome you on board!
If you choose to participate, you may become a shareholder and part of the TOKYOPOP Owners Club – a community we’re building around everything we do, including exclusive content, early access opportunities, and closer connection to the TOKYOPOP team.
You can find more details here: https://invest.tokyopop.com/
We’ll be sharing more in the coming days, but I wanted you to hear about it from me first.
No matter what, I want to thank you for all your interest and support over the years. It goes without saying, but without you, there would be no TOKYOPOP.
Yoroshiku,
Stu Levy
Founder & CEO, TOKYOPOP
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