Proud and honored'
has invested in burger restaurant to support the brand's expansion in and the Middle East.
Vurger Co., which currently has a site in , became crowdfunding site Crowdcube's fastest ever restaurant raise earlier this year when it raised 166 percent of its target in just 72 hours.
Now Khaled - Founder and CEO of KBW Ventures as well as Investment Director of Plant Based News - has become a key investor in the business, which has major growth plans.
"We are proud and honored to have Prince Khaled as one of our key investors in The Vurger Co.," the company's Co-founder Rachel Hugh told Plant Based News.
"This further confirms and solidifies the position of the brand in the market place, and sets us in such an exciting position to start our global expansion plans!
"We're super grateful for his consistent support and belief in us and the brand."
Vegan burger from Vurger Co.
Vurger Co. offers plant-based alternatives to traditional burgers, fries, and shakes (Photo: Vurger Co.)
Vegan passion
"Vurger Co. was set up by people who left the stability of regular work to tackle the challenges of entrepreneurship because they are passionate about veganism," Khaled told Plant Based News.
"This investment is about helping to bring delicious plant-based food to as many people as possible. It is also about supporting hard-working members of the vegan community who do so much to spread a positive message.
"I'm delighted that Rachel [Hugh] is so excited about this partnership - she's an incredibly inspiring woman who has had such success so far co-founding a truly groundbreaking business. There is more to come from Vurger Co."
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Ok Sir all respects to Vegans.
I am Vedic Vegan meaning Vegan but also not eating onions, garlic, mushrooms and chillies ..and all other products that are classed in the mode of ignorance and passion according to the Ayurveda