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Membership

Membership

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Becoming a member of Revolver Co-operative means more than just an investment; it’s joining a community dedicated to ethical business practices and fair trade. Members are asked to invest in the society’s share capital, and, unlike traditional companies, each member has a single vote in decision-making, regardless of their investment amount.

  • Individual Membership: A minimum investment of £10 in share capital.
  • Organisational Membership (UK-based): A minimum investment of £50 in share capital.

Currently, investments of £250 or less do not accrue interest, and larger investments may be accepted only at the discretion of the Board of Directors. For more information, please reach out to membership@revolver.coop

Investment amount - One-off payment

Member Benefits

Revolver Co-operative prioritises returning profits to benefit our members and the communities they live in. This includes supporting developmental projects in coffee-growing regions, partnering with other co-operatives in the UK and beyond, and offering exclusive discounts on Revolver products and events.

Understanding the Risks

As a small co-operative society, Revolver Co-operative values openness and transparency about membership risks. Investment in Revolver’s share capital is at risk if the business fails. We adhere to the Code of Practice on Withdrawable Share Capital, which sets out clear guidance for members on the nature of their investment.

Code of Practice on Withdrawable Share Capital

Revolver Co-operative follows a code that requires us to inform our members (shareholders) of any changes affecting their investment. Like shareholders in other companies, co-operative members understand that, should Revolver Co-operative fail, some or all of the invested amount may not be recoverable.

Members can request withdrawal of their investment at the discretion of the Board. Revolver Co-operative, unlike banks or building societies, is not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or similar prudential bodies.

This revised section presents the information clearly and professionally, highlighting the benefits, requirements, and responsibilities associated with membership in Revolver Co-operative.