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Sweet Cloud makes premium caramel popcorn at its own factory in Serbia. The product is already on the shelves of around 900 stores. Our manager will walk you through the business, the participation packages and the payout plan — and answer your questions.
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Where Sweet Cloud is today
Own factory in Zemun, Belgrade
The caramel popcorn is air-popped: caramel, salted caramel and fruit mix, in 60 g cups and 125 g stand-up pouches. Gluten-free, no palm oil, suitable for vegans. Savoury flavours Cheese and BBQ Paprika are being launched.
Croatia and Slovenia are in negotiations. The target for Serbia is around 1,500 retail points by the end of 2026.
Understand the project in one conversation
Business and facts
The factory, the product, sales geography, and the path from a market test in Montenegro to its own production.
Why the business is raising
Working capital, inventory, trade marketing and entry into new countries — capital for sales growth.
How participation works
Sweet Cloud Units, packages from $500, instalments, records in the SWI register and ownership verification by code.
Payout plan and risks
When the first distributions are planned, what they depend on, and what happens if sales come in below plan.
Explore the project yourself — before the call
Right after you sign up, you get access to SWC Field — the project showcase of the SWC ecosystem. It holds 16+ materials on Sweet Cloud: everything you need to come to the presentation with your questions ready.
Get accessthe business, packages and payouts in plain words
history, market, plan and valuation
to the key questions about participation
the founder shows the production
How it works
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Name, phone and preferred messenger — under a minute.
Get instant access to SWC Field
Study the materials at your own pace — the guide, the presentation, the answers to common questions.
Our manager gives you the presentation
Shows the packages, the sign-up process and the payout plan, and answers your questions. The decision is entirely yours.
FAQ
Why does an operating factory need money?
Retail chains and distributors pay with a 60–90 day delay, while raw materials and packaging must be paid for upfront. Growing sales requires working capital, even when the product is selling.
How much does participation cost?
Packages start at $500, with a 5-month instalment option. Our manager will go through the terms in detail; the legal terms are set out in the SWI public offer.
When might payouts happen?
The first small payout is planned for 2027 — after the factory reaches break-even. Timing and amounts depend on the actual results of the business.
Get the Sweet Cloud presentation and access to SWC Field
The request comes with no obligation. Our manager will tell you about the project, and you get the materials right away.