The Line
Founding Equity Round · Financial Model Walkthrough

The Line Bali

A guided walkthrough of the underlying numbers behind the $8.0M founding round. Where the strategy document and the one-pager publish the headlines, this document shows how each line builds. A members club is the asset; 18 members-only residences pre-sell to fund the build and then run as managed-residence hospitality; the retained ~30% of the operating business (club + residence hospitality) is what the investor owns. Numbers are priced to figures that survive diligence. The bear case still recovers capital via residence collections and returns ~2.9× over the hold.

Equity Round
$8.0M
Single round, no follow-on, for ~30%
Pre-Money
~$18.7M
Grounded in the club, not the residences
Club EBITDA Base
~$4.5M
Year 5
Base Investor IRR
~29%
~4.3x MOIC, 7-year hold, pre-tax
Sections
  1. Total Project Cost & Capital Stack
  2. Member Tier Economics
  3. Pre-Money Valuation Bridge
  4. Tax Leakage & Net IRR
  5. Investor Returns and Distribution Cadence
  6. The Site & Land Plan
  7. Risk Register

01Total Project Cost & Capital Stack

~$26.1M all-in. The $8.0M equity funds the land, the club build, and club working capital through breakeven, the things residence pre-sales cannot fund. Residence pre-sales fund the residence build. There is no large pre-sale "surplus"; defensible pricing does not produce one.

Total Project Cost

Line Item USD Group Notes
Land (40 are × ~IDR 1.3B / are) $3,000,000 Land Target acquisition cost, to be locked at LOI. Forward acquisition, not yet secured.
Land acquisition costs $300,000 Land BPHTB 5%, notary, legal, HGB perfection.
Club construction (2,500 m² × $2,000/m²) $5,000,000 Build Top of the Bali ultra-premium range; bottom-up budget runs lower (~$3.4M), held high for prudence. 1,500-member capacity.
Residence construction (5,200 m² × $2,000/m²) $10,400,000 Build 18 members-only units, ultra-luxury fit-out. Funded by residence pre-sales, not equity.
Soft costs (design, permits, AMDAL, FF&E, pre-opening) ~12% $2,600,000 Soft Architecture, MEP, entitlement, FF&E, pre-opening. An experienced luxury-brand creative director reduces external ID fees.
Sales & marketing (residences) ~5% of gross $1,160,000 S&M Sales gallery, brokerage, render-grade marketing.
Contingency 20% $3,600,000 Build On construction + soft costs. Honest buffer for a first luxury build (Bali first-build overruns of 25 to 40% are common).
Total project cost $26,060,000 Plus construction-period standby-facility interest (~$0.3M base; see the cash-flow model).

Capital Stack & Sources

Source Amount Type Notes
Founder capital (deployed + pro-rata) $750,000 Founder $350K already spent on DD, PT Third Spaces / PMA, legal; $400K on the same terms as investors. Alignment.
Outside investor equity $8,000,000 Equity ~30% of HoldCo. Single-round close, no follow-on. Pre-money grounded in the club, not the residences.
Line Residence pre-sale signing payments (25%) $5,800,000 Customer cash In escrow on signed PPJB.
Line Residence milestone and handover payments (75%) $17,400,000 Customer cash 30% at structure (mid-2028) + 30% at fit-out (early 2029) + 15% at handover (Q4 2029), staged PPJB
Standby facility (peak; repaid)~$3,800,000Bridge debtCovers milestone-timing gaps; repaid from collections before any distribution.
Total sources $31,950,000 Less ~$2.6M residence transaction tax/CIT → ~$29.4M net.
Net sources (after residence tax) ~$29.4M From above.
(Less) Total project cost ($26.1M) From the cost table above.
Net working-capital cushion ~$3.3M Funds club ramp to breakeven + reserve. No distributable "surplus", the return is the retained club equity.
The honest mechanism: at defensible pricing the residences roughly cover their own land share, construction, and a modest margin. They are a de-risking and self-funding mechanism that converts the build from an equity-hungry project into one where outside equity mainly buys the club. There is no large pre-sale "surplus"; the residences self-fund the build, they are not a source of multi-million-dollar pre-sale profit. The $8M equity is genuinely required and genuinely at work funding the asset the investor retains.

Source: management financial model (cost & capital-stack layer). The 40 are freehold site is a forward acquisition gated on clean title diligence, not a secured asset.

02Member Tier Economics

Strong unit economics at every tier. Joining fees recover acquisition cost at signing, with CAC payback under 6 months and an LTV:CAC of roughly 11× to 20×. Break-even at ~295 members. Membership dues run ~53% of club revenue. A capped ultra-tier sits above the mass tiers and carries base IRR clear of a 15% hurdle.

Tier Joining Fee Monthly Cap LTV:CAC Rationale
Founding Members (monthly locked for life) $1,500 $350 150 11.8x A marketing asset, not a revenue line, the 150 are social proof for Charter and Regular. ~$630K/yr.
Charter Members (monthly locked for life) $3,500 $280 175 12.6x ~$610K of one-time joining fees across 175 seats; the price lock is on the monthly dues.
Regular Members (escalates annually) $4,500 $395 ~635 19.6x Monthly dues at peer median; all-in Y1 $9,240 (join + dues) runs ~29% above the peer all-in median, below Six Senses Place London (~$10K).
Founders Reserve (capped ultra-tier) $25,000 $1,250 40 n/a Fills the gap between Charter ($6.9K Y1) and Aman Club ($215K Y1). 4% of capped seats carry ~12% of capped-tier dues ($600K/yr + $1.0M one-time).
Remote (online program only) $0 $110 n/a 5.1x High-margin (~90%) digital tier.
Corporate Team (3 members @ $300 / member / mo) $5,000 $1,100 n/a n/a Small-team corporate seat.
Corporate Executive (5 members @ $350 / member / mo) $8,000 $1,750 n/a n/a Mid-size corporate seat.
Enterprise (10 members @ $400 / member / mo) $15,000 $4,000 n/a n/a Large corporate seat.
Aggregate (base ~830 members) ~$4.5M/yr recurring dues across the capped tiers + ~$5.3M one-time joining fees (cumulative) Capped tiers only; Remote/Corporate carries the balance of the ~53% recurring share. Supports base Club EBITDA ~$4.5M and base IRR ~29%.

Aggregate Unit Economics

LTV : CAC Range
11 : 1 to 20 : 1
Across tiers
Break-Even Members
~295
of a 1,500 capacity; reached during Year 1 in the base ramp
CAC Payback
< 6 mo
Upfront initiation fees cover CAC at signing
Membership Dues
~53%
of club revenue; recurring base supports the operating-business multiple
Founders Reserve, why it works. Forty price-insensitive seats at $40K Y1 all-in occupy a gap none of the other tiers fills. Benefits include priority access with no blackout dates, an annual longevity-diagnostic package, dedicated concierge, a reserved bathhouse cabana, founders-only programming, and first right of refusal on residence pre-sales, which also de-risks the residence absorption that funds the build. The ultra-tier captures recurring dues from buyers who are price-insensitive rather than pushing the mass tier. The monthly price-lock promise is preserved, the premium falls on joining fees and on new buyers.

Source: management financial model (tiers, LTV:CAC 11.8 to 19.6×, breakeven ~295 members). Churn assumed ~1.3% per month run rate (1.5% Y1 then declines as cohort matures). Final pricing to be confirmed against live local benchmarks.

03Pre-Money Valuation Bridge

The ~$18.7M pre-money is grounded in the club, not the residences. It is the retained-club enterprise value, stabilized EBITDA at a deliberately conservative 12× multiple, net of the club capital still to deploy. Platform optionality sits on top as upside, not promised value.

Component Method Bear Base Upside
Stabilized club EBITDA (Y5) Bear ~$3.0M / base ~$4.5M / upside ~$5.8M. ~$3.0M ~$4.5M ~$5.8M
Exit / valuation multiple Discount to Soho House take-private (~16×, Jan 2026). 14× reserved for the proven upside case. 10× 12× 14×
Implied club enterprise value On stabilized EBITDA. ~$30M ~$54M ~$81M
Less: club capital still to deploy Equity-funded portion of the club build + working capital not yet in the ground at close. ($7.0M) ($7.0M) ($7.0M)
Implied stage / minority / single-asset discount Output, not input: the round's pricing concedes 41 to 60% of the marked club value, case by case; a single, still-ramping Bali club is less liquid than a portfolio. (41%) (60%) (45%)
Implied pre-money valuation ~$13.5M ~$18.7M ~$40.7M
The ask $8M for ~30% post-money ~$18.7M pre-money (post ~$26.7M), priced inside the ~$13.5M to ~$40.7M bridge band
The pre-money is grounded in a single, conservatively-multipled members business, a 12× base multiple on stabilized EBITDA, a deliberate discount to Soho House's ~16× take-private. It is not inflated with a residence "surplus" (defensible pricing does not produce one), or with "land already secured" (the 40 are parcel is a forward acquisition). Platform optionality, co-invest rights in subsequent markets, brand and IP held centrally, is upside on top of these figures, not value the investor is asked to pay for today. Independent risk-adjusted analysis of Bali hotel markets (PT Hotel Investment Advisory's DRAGI study, 2026) supports the premium's logic from the other direction: income with low downside volatility warrants a lower operating-risk premium and a tighter valuation range, and recurring price-locked membership dues are exactly that income type, unlike the nightly-repriced RevPAR on which the hotel comp set is valued.

Source: management financial model. Soho House & Co take-private, MCR/Apollo, Jan 2026 (~16× EBITDA). PT Hotel Investment Advisory, Risk-Adjusted Bali Hotel Markets (DRAGI), 2026.

04Tax Leakage & Net IRR

Total tax and cross-border leakage is modeled at ~30%, taking the ~29% pre-tax base IRR to a net ~25 to 26%. The components: 11% VAT, Indonesian CIT / final tax on developer sales, possible PPnBM luxury-goods tax on larger residence units, and cross-border distribution leakage, mitigated, but not eliminated, by a Singapore HoldCo over the PT PMA.

Layer 1 · Indonesia
PT Third Spaces
PT PMA holds the land and operates. CIT 22%; 11% VAT; final tax / PPnBM on residence sales.
Layer 2 · Singapore
Singapore HoldCo
Owns 100% of the PT PMA. DTA caps Indonesian dividend WHT to 10% vs 20% statutory.
Layer 3 · Investor
One-Tier SG Out
No Singapore WHT on the onward dividend; investor-level treatment per residence.

Illustrative Annual Club Distribution Waterfall (base EBITDA)

Stage USD Effective Rate Cumulative Leakage
Stabilized club EBITDA, Bali (post VAT) $4,600,000 n/a n/a
Less: Indonesian CIT 22% ($1,012,000) 22.0% 22.0%
Distributable Indonesian net income $3,588,000 n/a n/a
Less: Indonesian WHT to Singapore (DTA 10%) ($358,800) 10.0% of dividend 30.0%
Singapore HoldCo received $3,229,200 n/a n/a
Singapore tax post foreign tax credit ~$0 ~0% 30.0%
Singapore onward dividend (one-tier, no WHT) $3,229,200 0% ~30.0%
Net to investor pool (illustrative) ~$3,229,200 ~30% total leakage n/a
Implied net IRR vs pre-tax IRR (base case): net ~25 to 26% vs pre-tax ~29%, a roughly 3 to 4 point drag from the full leakage envelope (VAT, CIT/final tax, PPnBM on larger units, cross-border distribution). Net-of-tax IRR is the metric a cross-border investor should underwrite to. The residence-sale leg carries its own VAT, CIT/final tax and possible PPnBM, modeled at ~$3M in aggregate (see Section 01).

Source: management tax estimate. Singapore HoldCo over PT PMA designed to meet DTA substance requirements; final structuring to be reviewed with investor's tax counsel during the data-room phase. Residence unit mix to be structured to manage the PPnBM luxury-goods threshold on larger units, counsel to confirm.

05Investor Returns & Distribution Cadence

Single $8.0M round for ~30% of the HoldCo, no follow-on. The return is ownership of the retained club, realized at a future liquidity event, plus distributions and a partial early capital return from residence collections. Honest, range-bound, pre-tax. 7-year hold.

Returns Waterfall (each scenario's own club EBITDA × own exit multiple)

Component Bear Base Upside Notes
Equity invested (2026) ($8.0M) ($8.0M) ($8.0M) Single round, ~30% of HoldCo.
Waterfall distributions pre-exit (Y3 to Y6): capital return + 8% preferred, then pro-rata +$6.5M +$12.0M +$13.7M Staged residence collections + club cash through the documented waterfall; joining fees help fund an earlier return.
Exit distribution Y7 (~30% of EV + residual cash) +$17.5M +$22.3M +$33.3M Operating EV bear ~$38M / base ~$68M / upside ~$103M, 10 to 14× on club + residence-hospitality EBITDA ~$3.8 / 5.7 / 7.3M.
Total investor cash at Y7 ~$22.9M ~$34.4M ~$47.0M Cash returned + retained equity value.
MOIC / IRR (pre-tax, 7-yr) ~2.9× / ~18% ~4.3× / ~29% ~5.9× / ~37% Net-of-tax IRR ~3 to 4 pts lower (§04). Base case ~4.3× / ~29% IRR (pre-tax).

Exit Multiple Sensitivity (on stabilized operating EBITDA, club + residence hospitality)

Exit Multiple EBITDA Case Implied Operating EV MOIC Anchor / comparable
10x EBITDA Bear (~$3.8M) ~$38M ~2.9x SE-Asian luxury resort range (8 to 12x); conservative floor.
12x EBITDA Base (~$5.7M) ~$68M ~4.3x Base case, deliberate discount to Soho House.
14x EBITDA Upside (~$7.3M) ~$103M ~5.9x Reserved for the proven upside, second market open.
14x EBITDA Base (~$5.7M) ~$79M upside sensitivity Multiple expansion on the base EBITDA case.
16x EBITDA reference n/a n/a Soho House & Co take-private, MCR/Apollo, Jan 2026, $2.7B. The members-club exit reference; The Line does not claim it.

Distribution Cadence (illustrative, $8M investor cash flows, base case)

Year Event Investor Cash Cumulative Note
2026 Round close · land closes on clean diligence ($8,000,000) ($8,000,000) Single-round commitment; Gate 1 (LOI, title, entitlement) precedes any construction capital.
2027 Residence pre-sale launch · groundbreaking (gated) $0 ($8,000,000) Signing payments fund draws per the staged schedule; 8% preferred accrues.
2028 Construction · phased residence build $0 ($8,000,000) 8% preferred accrues; residences built against confirmed sales.
2029 Club opens (Q1) · residences complete + settle (Q4) $4,260,000 ($3,740,000) Milestone + handover collections complete; facility repaid; capital return + 8% preferred begins Q4.
2030 Club Y2 · capital return continues $2,740,000 ($1,000,000) Capital return continues from collections + club cash.
2031 Club Y3 · capital return completes + accrued preferred paid $3,530,000 $2,530,000 Tier-1 capital return completes and the accrued 8% preferred is paid; cumulative investor cash turns positive.
2032 Club Y4 · distributions from operating EBITDA $1,510,000 $4,040,000 30% share after operating reserve; operating EBITDA approaching ~$5.7M (club + residence hospitality).
2033 Club Y5 / hold Y7 · final distribution + realize retained 30% stake at 12x base $22,340,000 $26,380,000 Exit distribution: ~30% of ~$68M operating EV plus residual cash, through the waterfall. Total investor cash ~$34.4M: ~4.3x / ~29%.
Payback: investor capital is fully returned during 2031, Year 5 of the hold, and the accrued 8% preferred is cleared in 2031. Cumulative investor cash turns positive in 2031, two years ahead of the 2033 exit that carries most of the return. Bear-case payback completes at the 2033 exit; the upside case completes by 2031.
Investors receive an 8% cumulative preferred return on invested capital ahead of founder economics, before profit splits. Most of the base-case return is the retained 30% of the operating business (club + residence hospitality), realized at a future sale or refinancing, not early cash. Residence collections through 2029 recover a meaningful portion of capital and fund the preferred; operating cash funds distributions from ~Year 5. There is no residence "development-profit" line distributed separately, defensible pricing leaves only a modest pre-sale margin; the residences' recurring income is the managed-residence hospitality layer, captured in the operating EBITDA above. Cash flows are shown gross of tax leakage (~30%, see Section 04); net-of-tax base IRR is ~25 to 26%.

Source: management financial model. Scenario returns reflect each scenario's own club EBITDA × own exit multiple. Timing and the precise capital-return profile are pending a detailed monthly cash-flow model.

06The Site & Land Plan

The club and the 18 residences are sited on a single 40 are (4,000 m²) HGB freehold parcel in the Seseh-Munggu corridor. The parcel is identified; the LOI is the first use of funds and the first gate. It is a forward acquisition, not yet secured.

Honest land status. The 40 are freehold target is not yet under LOI or contract. Land acquisition is the first deployment of the equity round, gated on clean title diligence, a confirmed HGB/PMA pathway, PKKPR zoning conformity, and a purchase price at or below the underwritten target. No construction capital is committed until the parcel is controlled and entitled. This sequencing protects the equity: if land or entitlement fails diligence, the capital is not yet at risk in the ground. (A separate 10 are leased parcel is allocated to an unrelated brewery concept and is not part of this strategy.)
Attribute Seseh-Munggu 40 are (flagship)
Land area4,000 m² (40 are)
TenureHGB freehold, acquired and held via PT PMA
Target land cost$3.0M (~IDR 1.3B / are × 40)
Acquisition costs~$0.3M (BPHTB 5%, notary, legal, HGB perfection)
ZoningTourism sub-zone (W), club, F&B, hospitality permitted
Max footprint (KDB 50%)2,000 m²
Max GFA (KLB 2.0×)8,000 m²
Height cap15m (3 to 4 floors)
Program GFA7,700 m² (96% of envelope): club 2,500 m² + residences 5,200 m²

Program on the 40 are site

ComponentFootprintFloorsGFANotes
The Line Members Club 700 m² 3.5 2,500 m² Five verticals stacked: training, bathhouse + recovery, library + bar, F&B + lounge + workspace, rooftop pool + events. 1,500-member capacity.
Line Residences (18 units) 1,300 m² 4 5,200 m² 10 pied-à-terre @ 200 m² + 8 family @ 400 m². Members-only ownership covenant; a separate building on the campus, with its own lobby and direct members-only club access a short walk across the grounds.
Total GFA 2,000 m² n/a 7,700 m² 96% of the 8,000 m² envelope at full KDB/KLB.

Residence pricing, priced to defensible comps

Priced to comparables. The residences carry a club-integration premium to local product, at or below branded beachfront/cliff comps, a blended ~$4,460/m² against a prevailing Seseh market of ~$1,700 to 2,400/m² and below globally-branded cliff-front product, in a corridor premiumizing fast (Regent Bali Canggu reset the ceiling at ~$760 ADR; Mandarin Oriental and Anantara both arrive 2027). Final figures to be validated by the sales channel against live comparables.
ProductUnitsAvg m²$/m²$/unitGross
Line Residence · Pied-à-Terre10200$5,200$1.04M$10.4M
Line Residence · Family8400$4,000$1.60M$12.8M
Total (base case)18~290 avg~$4,460 blended~$1.29M avg~$23.2M

Bear case (lower-range pricing / partial absorption): ~$17.6M. Upside case (top-of-range branded scarcity, ~$5,100/m²): ~$26.7M. Resale restricted to qualified Line members; HGB tenure (30 + 20 + 30 years) via PT PMA. The September 2025 hospitality construction moratorium across several Bali districts increases scarcity value for a fully-entitled project, a tailwind, provided entitlement is secured cleanly.

Envelope per Perda Provinsi Bali and Badung spatial planning (KDB 50%, KLB 2.0×, 15m). Pricing references: Seseh local villas $1,700 to 2,400/m² (REID 2025); branded beachfront/cliff trophy (Aman, Raffles, Mandarin Oriental Residences) materially above local rates. Final residence pricing subject to broker validation against live comparables.

Residence hospitality, recurring revenue

The residences are not only a one-time financing event. Once built, The Line operates all 18 units as a managed-residence hospitality business, the structure Soho House layers onto its owned residences (Soho Beach House Los Cabos), producing recurring EBITDA that earns the club's operating multiple. All 18 units are enrolled in a default opt-out rental pool.

StreamBase assumptionY5 EBITDA
Managed rental program (hotel-style)All 18 units enrolled; ~55% occupancy (pied-à-terre ~$700 ADR, family ~$1,700). Operating costs (~30%) are netted, then the net splits 60/40 on the pied-à-terre and 70/30 on the family units (owner / operator). The ~$1.0M is The Line's net operator share.~$1.0M
Managed services + service chargeThe ~$45/m² building service charge at a margin, plus maintenance and concierge. No overlap with the line above: rental-period housekeeping & F&B are netted there, and member dining sits in the club P&L.~$0.2M
Residence hospitality EBITDA (Y5)Bear ~$0.8M (softer ADR / occupancy) · Upside ~$1.6M.~$1.2M

Owner economics, total return

Residence buyers are underwritten on total return, net rental yield plus capital appreciation, not cash yield alone. The larger family units carry a more owner-favorable 70/30 split so both formats clear the 12 to 17% target band.

Per unitPriceADRSplitNet cash yield+ AppreciationTotal return
Pied-à-terre · 200 m²$1.04M~$70060/40~5.7%~6 to 8%~12 to 14%
Family · 400 m²$1.60M~$1,70070/30~10.5%~6 to 8%~16 to 18%
Net cash yield (~6 to 10%) is the conservative floor; total return adds capital appreciation (mid-to-high single digits for well-located branded Bali product) and the bundled founding-tier membership (Years 1 to 5). Appreciation is presented as upside, not the headline. With all 18 units enrolled, the hospitality layer adds ~$1.2M to retained operating EBITDA, ~$14M of enterprise value at 12×, and, because it does not depend on the membership ramp, partially hedges the single largest operating risk.

Source: Strategy, Section 04 (Residence Hospitality & Owner Economics). Residence-hospitality ADR / occupancy / owner participation to be validated against Bali luxury-villa operators.

07Risk Register

Surface area mapped, mitigants in place. The two largest risks are honest: the land is a forward acquisition not yet under LOI, and the membership ramp to ~830 by Year 5 must be built from a smaller documented pipeline.

Risk Likelihood Impact Mitigation
Land not yet under LOI
acquisition, title, price risk
Medium High Gate 1. LOI + full diligence before any construction capital. Funds released only on clean HGB title, confirmed zoning (tourism sub-zone W), and price at/below target. Real PMA, not nominee: PT Third Spaces registered April 2025; NIB, NPWP, KKPR, SPPL issued.
Membership ramp falls short of ~830 by Y5 Medium-High High The key operating risk, today's documented pipeline is materially smaller and must be built (founding-member EOIs exceed $1M to date). Pre-opening membership drive; founding-tier scarcity; corridor demand. Breakeven is only ~295 members, so the asset is profitable well below target.
Residence absorption below plan
priced to comparables
Medium Medium Priced to real comps; phased build against confirmed sales (no spec inventory); broker validation pre-launch. Branded-residence demand has softened island-wide (C9 Hotelworks: 1,600+ units on hold/canceled). Founders Reserve first-right-of-refusal seeds absorption.
Entitlement (PKKPR/PBG) or LP2B overlay delay Medium High Pre-screen via OSS before land closing; tourism sub-zone (W) confirmed; counsel-led entitlement. Gated ahead of construction capital.
Construction cost inflation > 20% over plan Medium Medium Fixed-price GMP contract with named GC; 20% contingency. Audited construction track record across the founding team.
Tax leakage
VAT, CIT/final tax, PPnBM, cross-border
Medium Medium Counsel sign-off; structure units to manage the PPnBM threshold; Singapore HoldCo over PT PMA for DTA substance. Modeled at ~$3M and ~3 to 4 pts of IRR (see Section 04).
FX volatility (USD / IDR) Medium Medium Natural hedge: IDR-denominated construction cost and operating costs; USD pre-sale collection and investor distributions. USD pricing has drifted with IDR strength.
Foreign ownership / HGB tenure friction Low Medium Standard HGB-via-PMA, deliverable because the land is held HGB freehold. Counsel-vetted purchase and resale agreements; members-only resale covenant.
Exit multiple compression / single-asset liquidity Medium Medium Base uses 12× (a discount to Soho House's ~16×). The platform / a second market improves liquidity and supports multiple expansion. Co-invest priority for this round.
Key-person / founder dependence Medium Medium Operating team and brand built; an execution partner reduces single-point dependence. Honest: the team has not yet exited a multi-property platform.

Source: management risk register. Detail on land status in Section 06 above; tax structure in Section 04 above.

Next step. A single round of $8.0M for ~30% (8% cumulative preferred, minimum ticket $250K) in two closings: first close on land control and clean title, final close December 15, 2026; the land LOI is the first deployment gate. The data room carries the full financial model, the comp set, and the diligence file. Contact: Ian Chadsey · ianchadsey@thelinebali.com · +1 347 301 3146 · full terms in the pitch deck and investor Q&A.
Source: management financial model. Headline framing and the full strategy are in the strategy document and the one-pager. Numbers are management estimates priced to defensible comparables, pending a detailed monthly cash-flow model, land LOI and title diligence, tax-structure sign-off, and broker validation of residence pricing and absorption. The 40 are freehold site is a forward acquisition, not a secured asset. Not a solicitation. Distribution restricted to accredited investors under signed NDA. Last updated August 2026.