Potential Covestor Application
"One is too small of a number to achieve GREATNESS"
- John Maxwell
Our Vision
We Help
HUMANITY
Realise a
HOLISTIC LIFE
of
BREAKTHROUGHS
Our Mission
To Achieve A
BREAKTHROUGH MOVEMENT
By Multiplying
HEALTHY & POWERFUL LEADERS
That Serves
ASIA & BEYOND
Powerful Leaders +
Resilient Business
More Impact
So the mission is simple for Move HQ team: We bring breakthroughs to team members & clients through leadership & business development.
Together as breakthrough communities all around, we create a breakthrough ripple effect that eventually becomes a breakthrough movement.
This is the fundamental vision of our business. This is what we believe.
Next Covestment Audit Workshop Details
MALAYSIA:
Date: 6th Dec 2026 (Sunday)
Time: 10am-12.30pm
Venue: MOVE Jalan Ampang
THAILAND:
Date: 13th Dec 2026 (Sunday)
Time: 4pm-6.30pm
Venue: TBC
FAQ
What are profit-sharing rights in Covestment?
Profit-sharing rights are NOT actual equity in a company.
Instead, they are a contractual profit sharing stake/right that mimics the value or performance of real shares — without giving the holder any legal ownership. Hence, minusing all the administrative/legal encumbrance and fiduciary duties that comes with being a real shareholder.
What are the legal and structural implications of profit-sharing rights?
Profit-sharing rights are created entirely by contract, not by issuance under company law.
The participant doesn’t become a shareholder in the company’s register.
The company promises by contract to pay an amount equivalent to what the participant would have received if they had owned a certain number of real shares.
What are the benefits of profit-sharing rights?
You avoid many of the hassles that real shareholders face:
- No company law filings or share certificates.
- No need to sign shareholders’ agreements or attend meetings.
- No personal liability as a shareholder.
It’s simpler, faster, and cleaner — in other words, just get the profit share, minus the headaches.
Are profit sharing payouts received as a holder of profit-sharing rights subject to income tax?
Yes — any profit-sharing payout under a profit-sharing rights program is generally treated as income and therefore subjected to personal income tax. Please manage and fulfill your personal income tax responsibly.
What does Covesting in a Collective mean?
A Collective is a private limited company that manages a group of approximately 4 to 8 branches under a unified structure. The company’s profitability reflects the combined results of all branches' performance within the Collective. Covesting in a Collective means you will be sharing in the combined profits or losses of all the branches of that Collective.
What are the benefits of Covesting in a Collective?
Covesting in a Collective offers several key advantages:
- It diversifies your risk, providing a more balanced and stable investment portfolio.
- A Collective operates with greater capital efficiency, making every unit of capital works harder.
- It reduces administrative and compliance overheads, resulting in lower operational costs.
Simply put, it means more efficiency, less risk, greater value for your investment.
