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Jump.bio is a sugar-free producer of healthy sweets launched in 2015. The company sells its products, including in large retail chains, including Lenta, Ashan and Magnit.
Activity indicators
2020: Revenue - 52.8 million, profit - 3.6 million rubles
According to the results of 2020, according to Kontur.Focus, Jump.bio's net profit amounted to 3.6 million rubles, revenue - 52.8 million rubles.
History
2021: Attracting 36 million rubles of investment
At the end of May 2021, it became known that Jump.bio attracted investments in the amount of 36 million rubles. The Exponent venture fund has invested in the producer of useful sweets, which under the terms of the agreement will receive a stake in the project. Which one is not specified, as well as the assessment of the startup in the framework of the investment transaction.
Jump.bio intends to expand the range by three times with the raised money. Jump.bio co-founder Anastasia Kovaleva emphasized that they want to focus on useful snacks. By the end of May 2021, the assortment is represented by 30 types of sweets made of dried fruits, nuts and other natural components without sugar and artificial additives.
 | It will be different tastes, but they are all inspired by the idea of a healthy lifestyle and proper nutrition. We want to emphasize the useful snacks that active people love to eat, "Kovaleva added. |  |
According to the Kontur.Focus database, by the end of May 2021, the founder of the startup Maxim Spiridonov (also known as the co-founder of the Netologia-Group educational holding) owns 5% of Jump.bio, another 20% - Anastasia Kovaleva, 25% - businessman and dietician Irina Oberebina, and 20% - Droia.
According to Maxim Spiridonov, by the end of May 2021, he and the project team are reassembling the company's strategy and planning an active expansion into digital technologies. The mission of this project is not just to make healthy food, but also to promote the right lifestyle, he said.[1]
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