Investment Highlights
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First surf park to be opened to the public in Yepoon, Queensland
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Agreement signed for the largest wave pool project in the World in Austin, Texas
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Fast growing sector in the high growth surf industry
Company Overview
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Technology proven at full scale
Decades of combined expertise in engineering and construction management
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Australia's only wave pool technology
Founded in Queensland and head office in Broadbeach, Gold Coast
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Compelling business model
Technology produces largest waves, most waves per hour, most breaks, and guaranteed offshore conditions
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IP owner of a global company
No other opportunity to buy a global IP owner of wave pool technology.
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Huge potential market opportunities
Enormous untapped growth market given that 99.5% of the world’s population is yet to experience surfing
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IPO & exit pathway opportunities
Working towards providing shareholders with a liquidity event possibly via an IPO or sale, at an appropriate time in the future
Surf Lakes is an investment opportunity with the potential to change an entire industry. The Company believes that its technology will become the industry standard for inland surfing.
Surf Lakes was founded in Queensland and its head office is located in Broadbeach on the Gold Coast. The company owns all the global IP and know-how relating to the 5 Wave technology.
The company has designed, built and owns the full-scale Prototype and R&D facility in Yeppoon which is soon to be opened to the public.
Competitive business model
A competitive business model in the wave pool technologies industry with a lower build price offering improved return on capital for the licensee or operator.
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High wave production
Provides exception experience and scale to services
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Simultaneous wave variety
Supports all levels of surfing ability for wide markets coverage
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Efficiency of production
Maximise ROI on energy spend with one pulse turning into 10 waves
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Maximum ROI on capital
Highest throughput in the industry to generate better returns
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