Individual Business Investors

Interests: Running business with good returns with minimal investment.

Interests: Niche business with good ROI, sustainability, shareholder and founder integrity.

Interests: Factors We like / look for. Strong unit economics. High gross margins. Positive ebitda or a clear path to profitability. Low customer acquisition cost (cac) relative to lifetime value (ltv) Scalable business model. Technology-enabled or asset-light businesses. Proven replicability across geographies. Low marginal cost of expansion. Growing or defensible market. Operating in a growing industry or niche with long-term tailwinds. High barriers to entry (brand, ip, regulatory, supply chain) Clear value proposition & differentiation. Unique product/service offering. Strong customer retention and brand loyalty. Clean financials & transparency. Audited financials and proper documentation. Clear separation between personal and business finances. Capable & ethical founders/management. Visionary, transparent, and execution-focused leadership. Willingness to stay involved post-investment (where applicable) Legal and regulatory compliance. All licenses, filings, tax returns, and statutory obligations met. Businesses we generally avoid. Overleveraged or financially distressed companies. Excessive debt with no clear restructuring plan. Regular defaults or bounced payments. Heavily cash-based or informal operations. Lack of digitised records or audit trails. Reluctance to move towards formal systems. Declining or saturated market segments. Dvd rentals, print publishing, unbranded retail, etc. High dependency on a single client/vendor. Lack of diversification in revenue or supply chain. Unscalable models. Labour-intensive, low-margin services with limited automation. Opaque or unethical practices. Legal disputes, hidden liabilities, or questionable reputations. Examples of businesses we like: Tech-enabled services: saa s, logistics platforms, digital healthcare. Consumer brands: d2 c companies with loyal customer bases. Education & ed tech: skill development platforms, niche online learning. B2 b services: automation tools, compliance saa s, niche consulting. Examples of businesses we dislike: Unbranded manufacturing with thin margins. Legacy retail with low footfall. Multi-level marketing (MLM) or commission-only models. Alcohol/tobacco-based ventures (due to regulatory and ethical concerns)

Interests: Factors We like / look for. Strong unit economics. High gross margins. Positive ebitda or a clear path to profitability. Low customer acquisition cost (cac) relative to lifetime value (ltv) Scalable business model. Technology-enabled or asset-light businesses. Proven replicability across geographies. Low marginal cost of expansion. Growing or defensible market. Operating in a growing industry or niche with long-term tailwinds. High barriers to entry (brand, ip, regulatory, supply chain) Clear value proposition & differentiation. Unique product/service offering. Strong customer retention and brand loyalty. Clean financials & transparency. Audited financials and proper documentation. Clear separation between personal and business finances. Capable & ethical founders/management. Visionary, transparent, and execution-focused leadership. Willingness to stay involved post-investment (where applicable) Legal and regulatory compliance. All licenses, filings, tax returns, and statutory obligations met. Businesses we generally avoid. Overleveraged or financially distressed companies. Excessive debt with no clear restructuring plan. Regular defaults or bounced payments. Heavily cash-based or informal operations. Lack of digitised records or audit trails. Reluctance to move towards formal systems. Declining or saturated market segments. Dvd rentals, print publishing, unbranded retail, etc. High dependency on a single client/vendor. Lack of diversification in revenue or supply chain. Unscalable models. Labour-intensive, low-margin services with limited automation. Opaque or unethical practices. Legal disputes, hidden liabilities, or questionable reputations. Examples of businesses we like: Tech-enabled services: saa s, logistics platforms, digital healthcare. Consumer brands: d2 c companies with loyal customer bases. Education & ed tech: skill development platforms, niche online learning. B2 b services: automation tools, compliance saa s, niche consulting. Examples of businesses we dislike: Unbranded manufacturing with thin margins. Legacy retail with low footfall. Multi-level marketing (MLM) or commission-only models. Alcohol/tobacco-based ventures (due to regulatory and ethical concerns)

Interests: Interested in a business which has been in operation for a few years.

Interests: Interested in a well established business. I will arrange for a place to set up the franchise when the deal is closed.

Interests: Looking for an existing business with a customer base and some scalability that can be managed in part remotely.

Interests: I am looking for actively running businesses in the digital marketing, digital publishing, web hosting, and digital technology services sectors solely in Australia, as I want to operate a business there. Interested in a business with existing customer base.

Interests: Publishing printing stationery fmcg distributorship agency bpo.

Interests: Looking to invest in any good business opportunity.

Interests: Interested in Media, Publishing, and Pharmaceutical unit.

Interests: Interested in Publishing and Advertising.

Interests: Fiction (books, picture books) publishing company, no vanity or hybrid. Preferably looking for only digital and tech enabled companies.

Interests: NABH and ISO certified lab business with a futuristic approach.

Interests: I want to invest in a publishing business in my personal capacity.