INVESTMENT & STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

A distinctive destination. A disciplined path to investment.

MIRAGE is preparing the foundations for a potential private capital raise, subject to site, technical, legal, operating and financial validation. The objective is to establish the first expression of a differentiated Moroccan hospitality concept through a controlled, evidence-led development process — not simply to finance another restaurant.

CONCEPT DEFINED

SITE SEARCH INITIATED

NO SITE SECURED

People reviewing MIRAGE plans and a scale model at a worktable.

THE PUBLIC INVESTMENT THESIS

Why MIRAGE may deserve further investigation.

Why MIRAGE may deserve further investigation.

Why MIRAGE may deserve further investigation.

The public investment thesis describes why MIRAGE may warrant deeper analysis. It does not replace site-specific feasibility, an operating model or a complete financial investment case.

01

Destination Context

MIRAGE would enter a destination with international visibility, established tourism activity, growing access and a substantial regional resident base. These conditions provide context for demand; they do not guarantee demand for MIRAGE.

02

A Distinct Intended Position

MIRAGE explores a relative space between hotel hospitality, independent dining, surf and wellbeing venues, and cultural or social destinations. The opportunity is not based on the absence of competition, but on creating a coherent combination that guests may choose for several different reasons.

03

Multiple Moments of Use

Food, wellbeing, Oasis use, social activity, cultural programming, private occasions and Eco Lodge stays create multiple reasons to engage with MIRAGE across the day, evening and overnight.

04

One Complete Opening Scope

MIRAGE is intended to open as one coherent destination combining food and beverage, the Oasis, the Eco Lodge, wellbeing, play, music, culture and private occasions. Additional products, collaborations or future destinations should be considered only after the first location has produced operating evidence.

A strong identity may create attention. Only evidence, execution and repeatable economics can create an investable business.

THE BUSINESS ENGINE

From a complete day to multiple revenue moments.

From a complete day to multiple revenue moments.

From a complete day to multiple revenue moments.

MIRAGE is designed around different reasons to arrive, stay and return. The following structure describes the intended commercial architecture; it is not a financial forecast.

Morning

Wellbeing and breakfast

PRELIMINARY REVENUE LINES — Paid wellbeing sessions · Breakfast · Food and beverages

Lunch

Food, landscape and Oasis access

PRELIMINARY REVENUE LINES — Food and beverages · Day access

Afternoon

Oasis, daybeds and social activity

PRELIMINARY REVENUE LINES — Day access · Daybeds · Food and beverages · Potential Social Club access or minimum spend

Aftersurf

Sunset, food, community and selected music

PRELIMINARY REVENUE LINES — Food and beverages · Selected ticketed programming

Dinner & Private Occasions

Dining, gatherings and private groups

PRELIMINARY REVENUE LINES — Food and beverages · Private events · Selected collaborations

Overnight

Eco Lodge stays and associated guest spend

PRELIMINARY REVENUE LINES — Eco Lodge accommodation · Breakfast · Food and beverages · Selected retreats or stay packages

VALIDATION NOTE — Pricing, capacity, frequency, guest spend, margins, programming costs and demand by daypart remain subject to site-specific research, operating design and financial modelling.

CAPITAL LOGIC

Two capital decisions. One disciplined sequence.

Two capital decisions. One disciplined sequence.

Two capital decisions. One disciplined sequence.

MIRAGE should distinguish the capital required to validate the opportunity from the larger capital required to build and open the destination. Major construction capital should not be committed before the site, legal pathway, technical feasibility and cost plan have been validated.

PRE-DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL

Capital required to convert the concept into a site-specific and professionally tested development case.

  • Site search and occupation pathway

  • Local legal and regulatory advice

  • Surveys and preliminary technical studies

  • Schematic design

  • Acoustic, access, utility and infrastructure assessment

  • Demand, competitor and pricing research

  • Preliminary staffing and operating model

  • Cost planning

  • Financial model and scenario testing

  • Professional project coordination

REQUIRED BEFORE A FINAL INVESTMENT DECISION

CAPITAL REQUIREMENT — UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Capital required to build, prepare and protect the complete destination after the required validation gates have been passed. The final requirement has not been established.

  • Site preparation and essential infrastructure

  • Access, utilities, sanitation and drainage

  • Food and beverage operations

  • Guest and cultural areas

  • Oasis landscape and water works

  • Eco Lodge structures and access

  • Safety, service and support infrastructure

  • Professional fees

  • Recruitment and training

  • Opening inventory

  • Launch preparation

  • Working capital

  • Contingency

CONDITIONAL ON SITE, FEASIBILITY, COST AND LEGAL VALIDATION

The final capital requirement and allocation cannot be established responsibly until the site, occupation structure, utilities, technical studies, operating model and legal structure have been validated.

INVESTMENT-CASE STATUS

What is defined. What must still be proven.

What is defined. What must still be proven.

What is defined. What must still be proven.

WHAT IS DEFINED

  • The concept and intended positioning

  • The guest journey from morning through overnight and into the following morning

  • The preliminary experience ecosystem

  • The preliminary revenue architecture

  • The founder’s current responsibilities

  • The site-selection criteria

  • The intended development-gate logic

WHAT MUST BE PROVEN

  • A viable site and legally workable occupation structure

  • Planning and operating compatibility

  • Access, utilities, sanitation, drainage and parking

  • Acoustic and community compatibility

  • Demand by season and daypart

  • Achievable pricing and guest spend

  • Staffing and supplier availability

  • Site-specific capacity and operating rhythm

  • Final CAPEX and working-capital requirement

WHAT FOLLOWS

  • A credible site opportunity

  • Local legal and technical review

  • Demand, competitor and pricing research

  • Schematic design

  • Infrastructure assessment

  • Cost plan

  • Operating and staffing model

  • Financial scenarios

  • Proposed investment structure

  • Final investment decision

Transparency about what remains unproven is part of the investment case, not a weakness in it.

DE-RISKING THE PROJECT

Each gate should reduce uncertainty before the next capital commitment.

Each gate should reduce uncertainty before the next capital commitment.

Each gate should reduce uncertainty before the next capital commitment.

01

Concept & Site Brief

STATUS — DEFINED

The intended guest proposition, experience ecosystem, positioning and site-selection criteria have been established at concept level.

02

Site Search

STATUS — INITIATED

The search prioritises landscape quality, access, utility proximity, parking, service circulation, acoustic conditions and a legally workable occupation pathway near Taghazout.

03

Institutional Engagement

STATUS — PLANNED

CRI Souss-Massa · SDR Tourisme Souss-Massa · Relevant local authorities. Intended engagement to clarify the investment framework, tourism positioning and site-specific requirements as the project advances.

04

Land & Occupation Pathway

STATUS — TO VALIDATE

Ownership, lease, concession or another appropriate occupation structure must be reviewed by qualified local advisers before commitment.

05

Legal & Technical Feasibility

STATUS — CONDITIONAL ON SITE

Planning, structure, fire safety, food hygiene, acoustics, utilities, drainage, sanitation, access and parking must be assessed against the identified site.

06

Design, Cost & Operating Model

STATUS — FUTURE GATE

A site-specific design, professional cost plan, staffing structure, operating assumptions and financial scenarios will be developed only after sufficient feasibility evidence exists.

07

Investment Terms

STATUS — NOT YET ISSUED

The capital requirement, investment structure, governance rights and investor terms will be developed only after the underlying assumptions are sufficiently defined.

08

Final Investment Decision

STATUS — AFTER VALIDATION

Major development capital should be committed only after the relevant legal, technical, operating and financial evidence has been reviewed.

INSTITUTIONAL NOTE — MIRAGE intends to seek appropriate guidance from relevant local and regional stakeholders as the project advances. Planned outreach does not imply endorsement, approval, funding or institutional support.

INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENT

Building MIRAGE within the regional ecosystem.

Building MIRAGE within the regional ecosystem.

Building MIRAGE within the regional ecosystem.

MIRAGE intends to engage with the relevant regional and local institutions as the project progresses — helping clarify the investment framework, administrative pathway, tourism positioning and site-specific requirements.


The objective is simple: move from concept to execution through a structured and informed development process.

MIRAGE intends to engage with the relevant regional and local institutions as the project progresses — helping clarify the investment framework, administrative pathway, tourism positioning and site-specific requirements.


The objective is simple: move from concept to execution through a structured and informed development process.

01 — REGIONAL INVESTMENT

CRI Souss-Massa

PLANNED ENGAGEMENT

The Centre Régional d’Investissement Souss-Massa is a key point of contact for investors developing projects within the region.

MIRAGE intends to engage with the CRI to better understand the relevant investment procedures, administrative pathway, stakeholders and potential investment-support mechanisms applicable to the project.

02 — TOURISM DEVELOPMENT

SDR Tourisme Souss-Massa

PLANNED ENGAGEMENT

MIRAGE intends to engage with the regional tourism development ecosystem to assess the project’s alignment with the destination’s tourism strategy and understand potential areas of technical or institutional coordination.

The objective is to position MIRAGE as a complementary addition to the evolving tourism offer of the Souss-Massa region.

03 — SITE & REGULATORY

Relevant Local Authorities

FOLLOWING SITE SELECTION

Once the preferred site is identified, MIRAGE will engage with the relevant local and territorial authorities to clarify site-specific requirements, planning considerations, operating permissions and the appropriate development pathway.

PATH TO EXECUTION

SITE IDENTIFICATION

INSTITUTIONAL ENGAGEMENT

REGULATORY & TECHNICAL VALIDATION

PROJECT STRUCTURING

EXECUTION

Institutional note — References to the CRI Souss-Massa, SDR Tourisme Souss-Massa and other public or regional stakeholders describe MIRAGE’s intended engagement strategy only. They do not imply endorsement, approval, funding, partnership or institutional support.

RISK & RESPONSE

The opportunity includes real risks.

The opportunity includes real risks.

The opportunity includes real risks.

An investable project is not one without risk. It is one in which the principal risks are identified early enough to influence the site, design, operating model and capital decision.

01

Site & Permissions

RISK — No site has been secured, and planning or operating compatibility cannot be assumed.

PLANNED RESPONSE — Apply defined site criteria, obtain qualified local legal guidance and keep any site commitment conditional on the required reviews.

02

Infrastructure & CAPEX

RISK — A landscape-led site may require significant expenditure on access, utilities, sanitation, drainage, parking or safety infrastructure.

PLANNED RESPONSE — Complete technical assessments and professional cost planning before approving the final development budget.

03

Seasonal Demand

RISK — Tourism, surf, resident and event demand will not be equal across every month or daypart.

PLANNED RESPONSE — Test complementary seasonal audiences, dayparts, programming frequency and pricing through local research and scenario modelling.

04

Sound & Community Compatibility

RISK — Music, traffic, lighting and gatherings may create regulatory, environmental or community constraints.

PLANNED RESPONSE — Evaluate acoustic conditions, circulation, lighting and operating restrictions before determining the site’s viable programming model.

05

Execution & Team

RISK — The complete professional development and operating team has not yet been appointed.

PLANNED RESPONSE — Keep the project founder-led at the vision stage while progressively appointing qualified Moroccan legal, technical, development, financial and hospitality expertise.

These planned responses describe a method. They do not imply that the risks have already been resolved.

PARTNERSHIP MODEL

The right capital should strengthen the project.

The right capital should strengthen the project.

The right capital should strengthen the project.

MIRAGE is seeking a limited number of aligned investors and strategic partners who understand that concept protection and development discipline are complementary objectives.

01

Lead Capital Partner

A private investor or family office capable of supporting a meaningful part of a future validated capital requirement and participating in major governance decisions.

CONTRIBUTION — Capital · Governance · Long-term alignment

02

Strategic Co-investor

A minority investor bringing relevant experience in hospitality, tourism, real estate, finance, food and beverage, entertainment or the Moroccan market.

CONTRIBUTION — Capital · Relevant expertise · Network · Market access

03

Site or Development Partner

A landowner, developer, institution or qualified operating partner able to contribute a credible site pathway, infrastructure, local knowledge or delivery capability through a separately negotiated structure.

CONTRIBUTION — Site pathway · Infrastructure · Delivery capability · Local coordination

STATUS NOTE — No final capital requirement, valuation, ownership structure, governance rights or investment terms have been issued.

HOSPITALITY SOLUTIONS PARTNER

MIRAGE × PULSOTEL

MIRAGE × PULSOTEL

MIRAGE × PULSOTEL

MIRAGE is being developed in partnership with Pulsotel, a Morocco-based hospitality solutions company. Pulsotel’s approach is grounded in evaluating hospitality equipment, technologies and supplier solutions against local operating realities. Within MIRAGE, the partnership contributes local market perspective and solution evaluation as the project advances.

QUALIFIED NEXT STEP

Interested in helping build the evidence?

Interested in helping build the evidence?

Interested in helping build the evidence?

Investor discussions are intended for private investors, family offices, strategic investors and qualified site or development partners. Detailed financial, technical and legal materials are shared privately only as they are produced, reviewed and approved for sharing. For investment, development or strategic partnership discussions, contact the MIRAGE team directly.

This page is provided for project information and partnership discussions only. It does not constitute an offer, solicitation, recommendation or guarantee of financial return. Any future investment opportunity will be subject to legal documentation, eligibility requirements, independent professional advice and the applicable regulatory framework.