Skybound Entertainment announces public investment campaign

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Investment in the Walking Dead IP holder will start at $500

Skybound Entertainment has announced the launch of a Regulation A+ campaign, seeking investment from the general public.

The equity crowdfunding campaign has already raised $11 million since it went live privately at an undisclosed date.

Investments starts at $500, the announcement said, with Skybound saying it’s planning on “special perks” for various investment tiers.

Skybound CEO David Alpert commented: “We’re so excited for this Regulation A+ offering, as the concept aligns with one of Skybound’s core values: connecting with fans. We believe that by empowering our creators to do what they do best, and inviting its superfans to be able to hold a stake in the content they’re passionate about, it’s a win-win for everyone.”

Skybound, which owns the Walking Dead IP among many others, secured capital from Knollwood Advisory, Boost VC, and Hiro Capital last year.

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