Investors in Bali

Interests: Interested in Manufacturing, Construction, Oil & Gas.

Interests: Opportunity to invest in an authentic business to provide better solutions.

Interests: Passion, growth, capital gain, profitability, market opportunity and trends. We are interested in Southeast Asian countries as there are good business opportunities and markets.

Interests: Passion, growth, capital gain, profitability, market opportunity and trends. We are interested in Southeast Asian countries as there are good business opportunities and markets.

Interests: My friends and I are searching for a business with a competitive edge that caters to a specific niche. We are interested in ventures that can be automated, have strong scalability prospects, and effectively utilize technology. We are exploring various locations to understand the market.

Interests: I am an individual investor interested in food carts and sweet shops across diverse, bustling urban locations in Southeast Asia and East Asia, and I am capable of managing operations with the technology available. I am looking for a business with good customer base and footfall.

Interests: The factor I look for in a business is: 1. The business must be able to make money for me. 2. The business is a valid business, not breaking the law. 3. The business should be in Indonesia, Europe or in Asia, as I want to expand my portfolio in these locations.

Interests: When I look at a business to invest in, the first thing I look at is its fundamentals. The company should have consistent revenue, positive and stable EBITDA, and clear financial statements for at least the past two to three years. I look for healthy margins, stable growth, and strong cash flow, not just temporary profit spikes. Recurring revenue is crucial because it makes business performance more predictable and reduces uncertainty. I also evaluate the business model and industry position. Companies should operate in sectors with long-term growth potential, such as healthcare or technology, and not rely on a single customer, supplier, or personal involvement from the owner. A scalable business model, a competitive advantage, and a high customer retention rate are strong indicators of sustainability. Finally, valuation and risk management are crucial. A good business remains unattractive if it is overpriced. I assess whether the asking price is reasonable compared to its EBITDA and growth rate. I also consider operational risks, the level of market competition, and how easily management can be replaced if necessary. Overall, I prioritize stability, growth potential, and a fair valuation before making an investment decision.

Interests: I look for businesses with clear value creation potential, transparent records, and scalable operations. I prefer companies with strong fundamentals, clean compliance, and the ability to expand regionally. I avoid businesses with unclear ownership, unmanaged liabilities, or unsustainable margins, location is not a constraint.

Interests: I am looking for a business with proper financial statements and registrations, and certificates. The business should be in Indonesia, as I am familiar with the locations here.

Interests: - We prefer full acquisitions or majority stakes in medium-sized companies in the aviation, goods and services, or IT sectors. - We require all banking transactions to be processed in Malta (e. g. , through Bank of Valletta) via SEPA Direct Debit or SPP DDP-Asseting Assessment, using a non-resident business account with no initial deposit requirement. - We avoid any upfront costs, and all fees or deductions should be made only after funds are received. - We focus on trustworthy and secure businesses and are keen to deploy capital quickly.

Interests: I am looking to buy or invest in fruits and vegetable farming businesses which has good growth and profits.

Interests: Investment with growth, good turnover ratio and long-term possibilities.

Interests: I am looking for businesses that are beyond just profits. I am looking for strong investments that are usually built on solid fundamentals, capable management, sustainable competitive advantages, and the ability to generate consistent long-term cash flow. Key factors I look for before investing include: • Strong unit economics. The business must make financial sense at the operational level. Healthy gross margins, positive cash flow potential, and scalable profitability are critical. • Competitive advantage (Moat) I prefer businesses that are difficult to replicate due to brand strength, strategic location, operational expertise, proprietary systems, customer loyalty, or network effects. • Management quality. Founders and management teams are one of the most important factors. I value operators who are disciplined, transparent, adaptable, and capable of executing consistently during both strong and difficult market conditions. • Market demand & sustainability. The business should operate in an industry with long-term demand rather than short-lived trends. I favour businesses that solve real problems or provide products/services that customers repeatedly return for. • Scalability. A good business should have the ability to expand efficiently without costs increasing disproportionately. Expansion potential through multiple branches, franchising, exports, technology, or operational optimisation is highly attractive. • Financial discipline. I pay close attention to debt levels, working capital management, operational efficiency, and how management allocates capital. Rapid growth without financial control is a major risk. • Barriers to entry. Industries that require operational expertise, strong supplier relationships, regulatory compliance, strategic assets, or significant capital investment are generally more attractive than businesses that can be easily copied. • Risk management. Every business has risks. I evaluate supply chain stability, regulatory exposure, dependency on key individuals, customer concentration, and resilience during economic downturns. Businesses I generally prefer include: * Infrastructure and utility-related businesses. * Energy and resource processing. * Premium consumer brands. * Technology-enabled operational businesses. * Businesses with recurring revenue or repeat customer behaviour. * Scalable manufacturing and industrial operations. Businesses I tend to avoid include: * Low-margin commodity trading without differentiation. * Businesses heavily dependent on trends or speculation. * Companies with poor governance or unclear financial records. * Operations relying entirely on one customer or one supplier. * Businesses that grow revenue quickly but cannot generate healthy cash flow. Ultimately, I believe the best investments are businesses that can survive difficult periods, generate sustainable long-term value, and continue growing without constantly requiring excessive capital injections. - I am looking for businesses in Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia, as I want to invest in the markets of these countries.

Interests: Will look at the proven track record and high upside potential. Business must have some real assets.