Investors considering any opportunity associated with Kinnara Capital, Kinnara Asia, or the Marina Bay City/Saraya Beach Resort Lombok development need to understand the corporate structure behind those names — because that structure adds significant jurisdictional complexity to any attempt by an investor to trace funds, enforce a judgment, or understand who actually controls the enterprise.
Marina Bay City Group Limited — Hong Kong
A company named Marina Bay City Group Limited is registered in Hong Kong, with a registered address at:
Unit B6, 12th Floor, Wing Wah Building
No. 677 King's Road, Quarry Bay
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
The connection between this Hong Kong entity and the Kinnara/Lombok land development is established through the Federal Court proceedings and publicly available information about the project.
What a Hong Kong Company Structure Means for Investors
The use of a Hong Kong corporate entity as part of an investment structure marketed to Australians creates several layers of complexity:
- Different legal system: Hong Kong company law applies, not Australian law
- Separate enforcement: An Australian court judgment against the Hong Kong company requires separate proceedings in Hong Kong courts
- Beneficial ownership opacity: The identity of the true beneficial owner may differ from those shown on the corporate register
- Asset location: Corporate assets held in Hong Kong are not subject to Australian enforcement mechanisms
The Nominee Director Warning
Offshore corporate structures — particularly those incorporating in Hong Kong, Singapore, or British Virgin Islands jurisdictions — frequently make use of "local directors" or nominee directors: individuals who appear on the company's official record but who act at the direction of the beneficial owner and have no substantive involvement in management.
The presence of local Hong Kong directors on the register of Marina Bay City Group Limited does not mean those individuals are making decisions about investor funds. The beneficial owner — the person who actually controls the company — may be a different person entirely, located in another country.
"Any investor who has placed funds with a Kinnara entity, or directed to transfer money to an account linked to Marina Bay City Group Limited or any associated entity in Hong Kong, should take immediate independent legal advice from an Australian solicitor with international commercial experience." — Fraud Records and Scam Warnings, Evan Mercer (2026)
The Lombok Connection
The Federal Court judgment establishes that the project underlying the Kinnara dispute involved "developing and selling of land on the island of Lombok, Indonesia," with the aim of marketing the developed land to Australian investors. The project is associated with the name "Marina Bay City" and its apparent rebrand as "Saraya Beach Resort Lombok."
If you have invested: Seek immediate independent legal advice. Preserve all documentation including WhatsApp messages, emails, transfer receipts, and promotional materials. Consider lodging reports with ASIC, ACCC/Scamwatch, and the Australian Federal Police.
Source: This article draws on publicly available court records including the judgment of Justice Derrington in Campbell v McIntyre (No 2) [2026] FCA 1279, conviction records confirmed by Adrian James Campbell in a corrected affidavit filed 10 August 2026, and the book Fraud Records and Scam Warnings: The Adrian James Campbell Case Files by Evan Mercer (2026). Nothing in this article constitutes legal or financial advice.