BAZA — more than just an investment

BAZA is not merely a development project; it's a fully integrated ecosystem for living, working, sports, and relaxation on Koh Samui.

By joining us, you become part of a community that builds a sustainable business rooted in the real needs of people.

Every contribution is a step toward building a future that yields profit and value for decades.

Not square meters— but a living business

Most projects in Asia are built for quick resale—fast and speculative. BAZA is based on a different model:

Leasehold land—no “frozen” capital, with returns exceeding 40%

Construction at cost—no
markup for resale profit

Operational income,
not one-off profit

The result: a business that starts generating profits from its first year and continues to grow for decades

Every component strengthens the others:

Each client is engaged in several areas at once, which makes the business stable and highly profitable

Residential clubhouse homes provide a steady stream of long-term residents

The hotel serves as an entry point for tourists who return again and again

The fitness center, spa, and sauna attract external visitors

The restaurant and event hall generate consistent revenue

The children’s room and coworking space foster a balance of family life, work, and leisure

Your investment equals your share in the profits

Participants receive a proportion of the net profit from the entire complex for the duration of the land lease (approximately 30 years)

This is not a one-time investment for resale — it’s a stable cash flow that grows along with the project’s popularity and scale

Payouts are made quarterly

The expected return for investors in the first 5 years is from 14% to 47% per annually

Investments are secured by infrastructure and assets

Currency Stability. Investment Reliability.

By investing in a project in Thailand, you operate in the national currency — the Thai Baht (THB). This currency is supported by established institutions and macroeconomic stability: inflation in Thailand for 2024 was only about 0.4%, significantly lower than the decade’s average.

The country’s central bank — the Bank of Thailand — targets an inflation range of 1%–3% and implements policies aimed at maintaining price stability and the purchasing power of the currency. As a result, currency risk for THB-denominated investments is significantly reduced.

Thailand’s economy is diversified: tourism accounts for around 12% of GDP, while the rest comes from a broad mix of services, manufacturing, trade, and exports. This means investments are not dependent on a single sector and are protected from seasonal or external shocks.

A sound financial environment, low inflation, and institutional support together create a solid foundation for long-term investment in THB.

By making your decision today, you are choosing stability backed by real macroeconomic fundamentals.

Thai Baht (THB) to US Dollar (USD)

According to TradingEconomics, as of October 2025, the USD/THB pair stands at approximately 32.5550 THB per 1 USD.

The Thai Baht’s exchange rate against the US Dollar has remained stable over recent years, averaging around 32–34 THB per USD.

Historical data show that there have been no panic-driven currency crashes.

This relative currency predictability provides a favorable foundation for investments denominated in THB.

Inflation in Thailand over the past 10 years

The Bank of Thailand’s monetary policy targets an inflation range of approximately 1%–3%

According to FocusEconomics, over the ten years leading up to 2024, Thailand’s average consumer inflation stood at around 1.1%

Data from the World Bank (World Development Indicators) show that consumer price inflation in Thailand in 2024 was approximately 1.4%

This is among the lowest inflation rates in the region

Low inflation means a lower risk of currency depreciation and greater predictability for investments denominated in the local currency (THB)

The Economy of Thailand

This diversification ensures that investments are not dependent solely on seasonal fluctuations in tourism

Services: ≈ 50–60% of GDP

Approximate current breakdown:

Manufacturing (including exports): ≈ 30–35%

Agriculture: ≈ 10%

It’s important to understand that investments in Thailand are not tied solely to tourism, even though the sector is highly visible. The Thai economy is diversified, with strong contributions from industry, exports, services, and agriculture. According to a speech by the Governor of the Bank of Thailand, the tourism sector (directly and indirectly) accounts for about 12% of GDP.

Tourism: ≈ 12% (part of the services sector)

Settlement currency: THB.

Investment Structure of the Project

Profit Distribution

The majority of profits are distributed in favor of investors

Founding Team

The total project budget is

126,500,000 THB

55% of shares are allocated across 4 investment rounds

10% of shares are reserved for additional financing

Each round corresponds to a stage of project implementation.The share price increases from round to round: the earlier the entry, the more profitable.

Investment Stages

Reserve Pool - 10%

Round 1

Price per 1 % :

1 850 000 THB

Shares :

6%

Investment amount :

11 100 000

Round 2

Price per 1 % :

2 150 000

Shares :

20%

Investment amount :

43 000 000

Round 3

Price per 1 % :

2 450 000

Shares :

20%

Investment amount :

49 000 000

Round 4

Price per 1 % :

2 600 000

Shares :

9%

Investment amount :

23 400 000

Share price: same as Round 4 (2,600,000 THB per 1%)

Used if additional financing is required

If unused, the shares are redistributed among existing investors proportionally to their holdings

Scaling Potential

In the event of project expansion (new facilities, infrastructure), a fifth investment round may be opened

This approach maintains transparency, fairness, and long-term sustainability of the project

Share price will be determined anew (based on market logic at the launch stage)

The investor pool remains fixed

— 65% of profits

Shares are redistributed proportionally to investors’ actual holdings

BAZA — a project that cannot lose value

BAZA is built on fundamental needs: housing, health, community, and quality of life. These values never go out of date and are not dependent on market fluctuations

As the brand grows and recognition increases, investor profits rise

Масштабирование экосистемы усиливает доходность без дополнительных вложений

You become part of a business where every element of the ecosystem serves its audience. These audiences overlap, boosting demand and creating a sustainable, loss-proof model

We create a high-margin investment business with a rental model instead of costly land purchases. With an entry threshold starting from just 1 million THB, backed by a stable currency, a 10-month tourist season, and the yield of resort real estate

HXH9+HRQ Samui, Ko Samui District, Suratthani, Thailand

+66840382581

6530600@gmail.com