Per-Store Investment Model

Own a piece of the bao.

BaoBoss is structured for retail investors. Each outlet is a self-contained unit. Pick the lot, we run the kitchen, profit splits monthly. 12–24 months to break even, then long-term yield.

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Investment Packages

Lots from $1K to $50K

Per-store cap is USD 50,000. Each lot is USD 10,000. One outlet accepts up to 5 lots.

零

Retail

$1K+

Proportional equity

Profit share from day one
Quarterly statements
Investor portal access
Free dining bundle (3× value)

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股

Standard Lot

$10K

1 lot · 1 outlet

Full investor profile (KYC)
Monthly profit-share payout
Pre-break-even: 60% to you
Post-break-even: 40% to you
Voting on expansion (≥70% rule)
Priority on next-store lots

Reserve Lot

王

Major Investor

$50K

5 lots · whole-store

Single-outlet sponsorship
Co-naming opportunity
Direct line to operations team
Live revenue dashboard
First refusal on franchise rights

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Profit Distribution

Two stages, one mission

We get paid when you get paid back. Split flips after break-even — that's the alignment.

Stage 1: Priority Recovery (until break-even)

60% Investor

40% Company

Goal: full principal returned ~12-24 months

Stage 2: Long-term Dividend (after break-even)

60% Company

40% Investor

Long-tail yield, brand reinvestment Indefinite

Brand & Operations Levy

A flat 20% of monthly revenue goes to brand support, central-kitchen supply chain, and shared systems. This is a cost line — ringfenced and audited.

Plus 10–20% of monthly net profit rolls into the Development Fund (new stores, brand upgrades). Specially tracked.

Investment Highlights

Why this works

Replicable model. Central kitchen + frozen cold-chain = consistent product across every outlet.
App-locked customer base. Prepaid wallets & QR referrals turn diners into recurring revenue.
Halal moat. JAKIM-certified concept in a market dominated by non-halal players.
Per-store P&L. Your money is tied to a specific outlet — not a fund.
End-game options. Regional franchise rollout, IPO, or strategic acquisition.

Investor Protections

Terms that match the risk

Lock-in: 12–24 months. Then exit through company buyback at trailing 6-month average profit valuation.
Investors don't run the kitchen. Operational decisions stay with management — but you have full financial visibility.
Expansion vote. New stores require ≥70% investor approval.
No fixed return. Real-store F&B investment; principal and yield not guaranteed.