Port Elysium

PORT ELYSIUM

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The Raise

US$45 million secured founding investment

A founding investment in a new Bahamian harbour town and the businesses that run it. Founding investor capital goes into Jersey HoldCo and is backed by the land in PropCo, with the option to convert into shares in Jersey HoldCo. This is expected to be the only time Port Elysium raises capital at HoldCo level.

US$45mTarget raise
US$20mMinimum close
US$200kMinimum investment
US$186mLand security in PropCo
How it works

Investor capital goes into HoldCo, backed by the land. The town is built on it.

How the founding investment works Investors put US$20–45m into Jersey HoldCo, backed by PropCo, which holds the land and consents (US$186m land security). Jersey HoldCo, the group parent, owns PropCo, DevCo and OpCo. PropCo passes capital and the rights to develop the land to DevCo. Three exits: HoldCo pays investors back their capital plus 20% a year; at buy-out, investors can choose HoldCo stock at a US$200m valuation instead; or, if Port Elysium fails, investors take 100% of PropCo and its land. capital in 2 CONVERT INTO HOLDCO STOCK At buy-out, investors may elect HoldCo stock: capital + 20% a year, at a US$200m valuation 1 CASH BUY-OUT HoldCo repays investor capital + 20% a year JERSEY HOLDCO The group parent · owns PropCo, DevCo and OpCo Receives the founding capital owns owns owns FOUNDING INVESTORS US$20–45m TOTAL ROUND From US$200k each backed by INVESTOR SECURITY PROPCO Backs the founding investment Holds the land and consents US$186m LAND SECURITY capital,landrights DEVCODesigns, builds, sells homesFirst homes from day one~US$5bn GDVAT FULL SCALE OPCORuns the 28 businessesAirline and hotel from day one~US$300–400m NOIA YEAR AT FULL SCALE 3 100% OF PROPCO If Port Elysium fails, investors take 100% of PropCo and its land
Founding investors
US$20–45m
From US$200k each
investor capital
Jersey HoldCo
Receives the founding capital
backed by
Investor security
PropCo

Owned by Jersey HoldCo · holds the land and consents

US$186m
Land security
Then one of three ways out
1Cash buy-out

HoldCo repays investor capital + 20% a year

2Convert to HoldCo stock

At buy-out, investors may elect HoldCo stock instead: capital + 20% a year, at a US$200m valuation

3100% of PropCo

If Port Elysium fails, investors take 100% of PropCo and its land

Who builds the town
Jersey HoldCo

Group parent · owns PropCo, DevCo and OpCo

DevCo

Builds and sells homes

~US$5bn GDV

OpCo

Runs the businesses

~US$300–400m NOI

Founding investor capital goes into Jersey HoldCo, which owns PropCo; PropCo's land backs the investment. While the group performs, DevCo holds the rights required to develop the land. HoldCo may buy investors out at their capital plus 20% a year; at that point investors may elect to convert into HoldCo stock at a US$200m valuation instead. If Port Elysium fails, investors take 100% of PropCo and its land.

GDV and net operating income (NOI) are planned-programme figures from the Port Elysium financial model at full scale: targets, not commitments.

The security

What PropCo owns

The consented estate882 acres: golf, marina, a consented hotel and 1,217 permitted plots, 76 already subdividedUS$92m
23 multi-unit plotsSubdivided and consentedUS$46m
605 subdivided plots211 acres, every plot individually titledUS$38m
The consented hotel plot18.8 acres, 188 keys consentedUS$6m
The eight resort parcelsAbout 5.3 acresUS$4m
Land security in PropCoUS$186m

The operating hotel and the airline sit in OpCo, outside the security. Values are management working estimates informed by evidence (Asset Valuation, 21 September 2026), not an independent appraisal.

Use of funds

The 24-month activation programme: US$32.25 million

US$8.5mStaff costs
US$5mProfessional fees
US$3.2mOther operating costs
US$10mDevelopment equity for the first homes
US$5.55mContingency