A short-term investment in one of the largest bicycle manufacturers in Central Europe

You have a unique opportunity to help finance one of Central Europe’s largest bicycle manufacturers. KELLYS, a brand with over 35 years of tradition, is opening its doors to investors. Funding in the form of a loan from Crowdberry investors will help the company secure sufficient working capital (components) for the 2026 season and support sales of the world’s lightest e-bike.

Kellys Bicycles has been manufacturing bicycles since 1991. Today, the company exports to 35 countries, works with more than 1,600 dealers, and generates annual revenue of over 42 million euros—with more than 80% coming from overseas. For the 2026 season, the company has already secured contracts for nearly 60% of its planned sales.

Investors can finance pre-season stocking ahead of the 2026 peak season through a 6-month preferential loan with a yield of 9.8% p.a., secured by inventory and with priority repayment over banks.

• Target amount: 1.000.000 EUR (with the possibility of an increase)
• Interest yield: 9.8% p.a. (composed of a 7% fixed margin + 12-month EURIBOR)
• Maturity: Short-term horizon of 6 months
• Minimum investment: 1.000 EUR
• Security: a notarial deed, inventory valued at approximately €1.2 million as first-priority collateral, and inventory valued at €36 million as second-priority collateral (together with the banks).
• Maturity date: contractually October 31, 2026 (for a minimum of 6 months' interest); expected contractual repayment on September 15, 2026.
• Purpose: To finance working capital and stock up on inventory for the 2026 peak season.
• Frequency of interest and principal payments: upon maturity
• Late payment interest: 1% per month (12% per year)
• Credit score: C (LTV 80%)

Kellys demonstrates stability and the ability to dominate in challenging international markets:

• 35 countries around the world: where the brand's production is headed.
• 80% exports: the vast majority of revenue comes from international trade.
• Over 1,600 business partners: a robust distribution network that ensures sales stability.
• €49 million: projected revenue for fiscal year 2026.
• €2.0–2.5 million: expected operating profitability (EBITDA) in 2026.
  

Kellys is a Slovak company—but its customers are primarily based abroad. Poland accounts for 37% of revenue, Slovakia for 22%, and the Czech Republic and Germany for 15% each. The company sells through a network of 1,600+ independent dealers in 35 countries, and more than 90% of its revenue comes from B2B channels. Over 100,000 bicycles roll off the production line annually.

The key new feature for the 2026 season is the AMXXPRO e-bike platform—an in-house drive system with a battery capacity of up to 900 Wh and a record-low weight. The THEOS F100 weighs 20.8 kg and outperforms the competition from Specialized, Trek, and KTM. Kellys is not just an assembler of Asian components – in-house frame development and European technology partners give it a competitive edge in a segment where customers are increasingly making decisions based on power-to-weight ratio.

A short-term investment in one of the largest bicycle manufacturers in Central Europe

You have a unique opportunity to help finance one of Central Europe’s largest bicycle manufacturers. KELLYS, a brand with over 35 years of tradition, is opening its doors to investors. Funding in the form of a loan from Crowdberry investors will help the company secure sufficient working capital (components) for the 2026 season and support sales of the world’s lightest e-bike.

Kellys Bicycles has been manufacturing bicycles since 1991. Today, the company exports to 35 countries, works with more than 1,600 dealers, and generates annual revenue of over 42 million euros—with more than 80% coming from overseas. For the 2026 season, the company has already secured contracts for nearly 60% of its planned sales.

Investors can finance pre-season stocking ahead of the 2026 peak season through a 6-month preferential loan with a yield of 9.8% p.a., secured by inventory and with priority repayment over banks.

• Target amount: 1.000.000 EUR (with the possibility of an increase)
• Interest yield: 9.8% p.a. (composed of a 7% fixed margin + 12-month EURIBOR)
• Maturity: Short-term horizon of 6 months
• Minimum investment: 1.000 EUR
• Security: a notarial deed, inventory valued at approximately €1.2 million as first-priority collateral, and inventory valued at €36 million as second-priority collateral (together with the banks).
• Maturity date: contractually October 31, 2026 (for a minimum of 6 months' interest); expected contractual repayment on September 15, 2026.
• Purpose: To finance working capital and stock up on inventory for the 2026 peak season.
• Frequency of interest and principal payments: upon maturity
• Late payment interest: 1% per month (12% per year)
• Credit score: C (LTV 80%)

Kellys demonstrates stability and the ability to dominate in challenging international markets:

• 35 countries around the world: where the brand's production is headed.
• 80% exports: the vast majority of revenue comes from international trade.
• Over 1,600 business partners: a robust distribution network that ensures sales stability.
• €49 million: projected revenue for fiscal year 2026.
• €2.0–2.5 million: expected operating profitability (EBITDA) in 2026.
  

Kellys is a Slovak company—but its customers are primarily based abroad. Poland accounts for 37% of revenue, Slovakia for 22%, and the Czech Republic and Germany for 15% each. The company sells through a network of 1,600+ independent dealers in 35 countries, and more than 90% of its revenue comes from B2B channels. Over 100,000 bicycles roll off the production line annually.

The key new feature for the 2026 season is the AMXXPRO e-bike platform—an in-house drive system with a battery capacity of up to 900 Wh and a record-low weight. The THEOS F100 weighs 20.8 kg and outperforms the competition from Specialized, Trek, and KTM. Kellys is not just an assembler of Asian components – in-house frame development and European technology partners give it a competitive edge in a segment where customers are increasingly making decisions based on power-to-weight ratio.