Investment opportunities in Bali

Equity stakes, project funding and revenue-share offers from island operators. Read the disclaimer first: these are unaudited, unregulated and can lose you everything.

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Before you commit capital

Have your own accountant review the underlying accounts.
Get the shareholders’ agreement reviewed by an Indonesian lawyer.
Confirm the legal structure and who holds the licences.
Ask what happens to your stake in a further raise.
Never send funds to a personal account.

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Treat every number here as a claim

Investment listings are the highest-risk category on Pasaran. They are offers made by private operators seeking capital, they are not regulated products, there is no compensation scheme behind them, and returns described as fixed, guaranteed or projected are none of those things.

Understand what you would actually hold. An equity stake in a PT gives you shares and their rights; a revenue-share agreement gives you a contractual claim on turnover but no ownership; a loan gives you a repayment obligation and whatever security is attached. These behave completely differently if the business fails, and only one of them puts you in the room when decisions are made.

Foreign investment is structured and restricted by sector, with minimum capital requirements for a PT PMA. Nominee shareholding is unenforceable in Indonesian law and offers no protection whatsoever — if a proposal depends on it, that is the proposal telling you what it is.

Structure: Equity, revenue share and loan are different instruments — know which is offered.
Exit: Ask how and when capital can be returned, and who must agree to it.
Reporting: Agree what you receive, how often, and who prepares it.
Dilution: Ask what happens to your stake if the business raises again.

Unaudited figures — and this is not investment advice

Every figure on these listings is supplied by the party seeking capital and has not been audited, verified or reviewed by Pasaran. Nothing on this page is investment advice, a recommendation or an offer by Pasaran. Investments of this kind are illiquid and unregulated, past performance says nothing about the future, and you can lose the whole of your capital. Take independent legal, tax and financial advice before committing funds.

How Pasaran handles verification

Before you commit capital

Have your own accountant review the underlying accounts.
Get the shareholders’ agreement reviewed by an Indonesian lawyer.
Confirm the legal structure and who holds the licences.
Ask what happens to your stake in a further raise.
Never send funds to a personal account.

Legal, visa & accounting services Estimate a business valuation

Investment opportunities in Bali

Equity stakes, project funding and revenue-share offers from island operators. Read the disclaimer first: these are unaudited, unregulated and can lose you everything.

Treat every number here as a claim

Structure

Equity, revenue share and loan are different instruments — know which is offered.

Exit

Ask how and when capital can be returned, and who must agree to it.

Reporting

Agree what you receive, how often, and who prepares it.

Dilution

Ask what happens to your stake if the business raises again.