Investors in Krui

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: - I am looking for luxury resorts or hotels in different locations as I want to acquire a business globally. - The hotels/resorts should already be exciting destination spots, boutique properties, and should be 5-star hotels. - The turnover of the business should be up to USD 250 million. - Open for a partnership and total acquirement along with the asset and the property.

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: 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 am interested in businesses related to hospitality such as hotels, resorts, restaurants and bars, and technology services primarily in the Bali, Indonesia. My focus lies at the intersection of tourism and technology with the goal of making a strategic investment in these industries.

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 seeking to invest in or acquire businesses in the SaaS e-ticketing industry. My investment budget is below USD $100,000 with a preference for profitable businesses in Southeast Asia. I am interested in both equity and asset purchase structures are being considered, with an interest in acquiring entire businesses or stakes. I possess an existing network in Southeast Asia, but I plan not to be actively involved in the management post-acquisition. Advisory assistance is also sought during the acquisition process.

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: - Work/Life balance. - Personal passion. - Profitability. - The business should be in South East Asia, as I am familiar with these locations.

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.

Interests: I am a corporate investor/buyer looking to invest in agriculture, food and beverage businesses located in Indonesia. I am particularly interested in investing in running businesses or startups.