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After finding success in Australia and Asia, Europe is next on the agenda for Sydney startup Disrupt

Mat Beeche - July 10, 2015 3 MIN READ

Yesterday Disrupt announced that it has officially launched into the European market after finding success both at home in Australia and within the Asian region – having created surfboards for customers in Australia, Sri Lanka and Hong Kong.

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