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TD4 – Boost Juice Bars and The Shake Lab

Chain of juice and milkshake bars

Company overview

TD4 Brands is the parent company of Boost Juice Bars and The Shake Lab. Boost stores, found in UK high streets and shopping centres, offer a range of smoothies and freshly squeezed juice products.

The Shake Lab is a fast growing milkshake chain which first opened in Manchester in 2015.

Website
boostjuicebars.co.uk

Company information

Head office
  • Manchester
Co-founder & CEO
  • Richard O'Sullivan
Chair
  • Martin Burrill
BGF office
BGF team
Investment date
  • Dec 2012
Total BGF investment
  • £4.9 million

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