Drunken Dragon – EB5 Project

Drunken Dragon EB5 Direct Investment Project @$800,000

Project Highlights:

• 3.0% annual return to individual EB-5 investors, subject to applicable conditions, restrictions, or limitation as set forth in the offering documents. The payment of preferred returns and distributions is not guaranteed.
• The Project is expected to create 110 net new jobs; Approximately 15.7 jobs per investor, equating to a 50% jobs premium for each EB-5 investor.
• The Project will be located in a Targeted Employment Area (‘’TEA’’), allowing EB-5 investors to invest at the lower $800,000 investment threshold.
• The project’s North Miami location is popular with visitors and is experiencing rapid growth, having a 24-hour liquor license. The Project is ideally situated in the Atlantic Village, a mixed-use center with restaurants, entertainment, and a class-A medical center. Drunken Dragon will be the only restaurant in the area to offer lunch, early dinner, dinner, and lounge nightlife services in the area.
• The total development timeline for Drunken Dragon is estimated to take around six months. The lease on the location has been signed, and construction begun in November 2021. Project completion is expected in May 2022. The Project is also fully financed via a bridge loan from the project sponsor.
• The Project will cost $4.4 million to develop, open and operate. The Project capitalization is as follows: $800,000 owner equity (20.5%) and $3.5 million EB-5 Capital (79.5%). The EB-5 investors will have a majority ownership interest in the restaurant location.
• Founder and CEO, Angel Febres, has over 11 years of experience working in the restaurant and entertainment industries. The group owns and operates four successful ventures in Miami: Rácket, CasaTiki, Foxhole, and Drunken Dragon. His success in reaction-creating venues and experiences has gained him his reputation as a successful restaurant operator and concept creator. Further, John Guarnieri will be leading the Projects cash flow management, having previously been a senior director at the public company Compass Group (CPG: LON) – a multi-billion dollar company in food service management.
• The EB-5 project team has a 100% track record with EB-5 investor I-526 and I-829 petitions, having successfully filed hundreds of investor cases.
• The Project is being transacted through a licensed and registered U.S. securities broker-dealer, Sequence Financial Specialists LLC (member FINRA/SIPC). Sequence is one of a select few U.S. securities broker-dealers who successfully went through the FINRA 1017 process for approval to offer EB-5 private placements. Sequence is regulated and monitored by the Securities & Exchange Commission (‘’SEC’’) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (‘’FINRA’’).

We appreciate your interest in Drunken Dragon and look forward to answer any questions you have about this or other projects. 

Discussion of Relevant Risk Factors

• Certain Recent EB-5 Program Legal Activity Could Require Additional Investment
• Congress Could Make Changes to the EB-5 Program
• Prospective Location Has No Operating History
• Competition, Food Costs, Consumer Tastes and Other Restaurant Risks
• Other Risks as Detailed in the Offering Documents.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION | This is not a solicitation of securities. Securities only offered to accredited individuals by private placement memorandum. Securities offered through Sequence Financial Specialists LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. EB5 BRICS, LLC is not a broker-dealer, does not offer securities and is not registered with FINRA or any other securities-regulating organizations. EB5 BRICS, LLC is not affiliated with Sequence. The CEO of EB5 BRICS is registered with Sequence Financial Specialists LLC. This information is extracted from the Private Placement Memorandum (“PPM”) and has been prepared by the management of the project and not by Sequence or EB5 BRICS. There is no assurance that the investment objectives of this program will be attained, involves a significant degree of risk relating to immigration matters (including continued operation of the EB-5 Regional Center program, implementation of new EB-5 regulations, retrogression, redeployment, and others, as further outlined in the PPM) and investment, including failure to achieve permanent residence and the loss of your entire investment. Financial projections are not a guarantee of future performance. All information is subject to change. Consult the PPM for investment conditions, other risk factors (including conflicts of interest, lack of operating history, project completion, capitalization, real estate, economic, competition, technology, food costs, legal, insurance, consumer tastes, unfavorable location, landlord issues, franchise termination, negative reviews, tax, regulatory), minimum requirements, fees and expenses and other pertinent information with respect to this investment, which provides no significant diversification and is illiquid. Documentation supporting statements made in the body of this teaser is available upon request.