Coco Development Group

About the offering

Coco Global Inc. is a U.S.-registered company (Sheridan, WY) aiming to become a global lifestyle property chain, with current operations through its affiliated Coco Development Group in Bali, Indonesia. The company develops properties designed as "lifestyle hubs" combining premium living spaces, coworking facilities, wellness amenities, and community experiences. Corporate Structure Note COCO GLOBAL Inc. was established in the U.S. in 2024 as a platform for scale, investment, and brand expansion. It is currently separate from Coco Development Group (the Bali-based operating company), though the company states it "plans to make the Bali-based company its subsidiary, unifying operations under one global brand." This structure means investors in this offering are investing in the U.S. entity, which does not yet own the Bali operations. The Problem The company argues that today's travelers want more than beautiful spaces—they seek community, lifestyle amenities, and a sense of belonging. Traditional hotels, despite their luxury, fail to deliver on these modern needs. The Solution Coco creates lifestyle hubs that combine premium living spaces, integrated work facilities (coworking spaces, podcast studios), wellness amenities (gyms, spa, recovery areas), community events and experiences, padel courts and rooftop lounges, and investment opportunities through their SharesByCoco loyalty program. The positioning is described as "investing in real estate by buying Airbnb shares instead of buying a villa." Traction (Bali Operations) In 18 months, Coco Development Group claims to have grown from 0 to 400+ global team members, developed over 400 properties (with 7 major developments under construction), built a community of 100,000+ people, attracted more than $18 million from investors, and generated $10M+ for their latest project in one week. The company claims projected revenue of $50-75 million by 2025. Team CEO and Founder Rasmus Holst is described as a Danish developer, investor, and serial entrepreneur who established Coco Development Group as the foundation of a world-leading lifestyle property chain. Featured Investor Omri Ben-Canaan invested $5,000 as Syndicate Lead. He is a serial entrepreneur of 20+ successful companies and manages The Kedungu Fund. Current Fundraise Coco Global is raising capital on Wefunder via SAFE Note, having raised $417,528 from 162+ investors with early bird terms still available ($34,249 remaining at early bird pricing). The minimum investment is $1,000 (though they reference $100 minimums elsewhere). Current valuation is stated at $29 million. Valuation Projections The company projects $50M valuation within 1.5 years, $150M in 3 years, $250M in 4 years, and $500M within 5 years. These are explicitly noted as forward-looking projections that are not guaranteed. Investor Perks Perks are cumulative across tiers. Bronze ($2,500+) includes 2 nights at Amazona property plus Coco Members Club membership (worth $500). Silver ($5,000+) includes 5 nights plus spa day treatment (worth $950). Gold ($10,000+) includes 5 nights at any Coco property plus underwater dining experience (worth $1,850). Platinum ($25,000+) includes 7 nights plus private island adventure for two (worth $2,700). Diamond ($50,000+) includes 7 nights plus helicopter tour for two (worth $4,600). Use of Funds Funding will accelerate financing options, enhance marketing efforts, and expand the team to deliver projects globally, with plans for global expansion in 2026. Important Considerations Several aspects warrant careful due diligence. The corporate structure is notably complex—investors are buying into the U.S. entity which does not currently own the Bali operations; the subsidiary consolidation is a stated plan, not a completed transaction. The growth claims are aggressive and would benefit from independent verification. Financial details such as actual revenue, profitability, and unit economics are limited in the offering materials. The heavy emphasis on lifestyle perks and aspirational comparisons (Revolut) rather than business fundamentals suggests marketing-forward positioning. International real estate development carries significant regulatory, currency, and execution risks. Previous minimum investment of $150,000 dropping to $100-$1,000 is a significant change that may indicate different investor expectations or capital needs.

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