About

Our story.

From a small furniture showroom in 2006 to an international business and investment platform, in three chapters.

Chapters

2006 · Indonesia to Australia

A name inspired by quality and value.

In 2006, Chase Golden Globe began its first trading operations, importing fine furniture and handicrafts from Indonesia into the Australian market. The name was inspired by the Golden Globe grape — distinctive, refined, and naturally associated with quality and value. What started as a small showroom gradually expanded into a broader trading network built on trust, discipline and long-term relationships.

Our Philosophy

Start small. Think big. Go fast.

The journey has included successes, challenges, setbacks and failures. Failure is not regarded as defeat; it is experience, and a lesson that strengthens the next decision. Sustainable success comes from discipline and consistency, not shortcuts. Markets change, opportunities change, people change. Integrity, professionalism and trust must remain constant.

Trust Is Our Capital

Trust takes years to build and seconds to lose.

For this reason, Chase Golden Globe operates with discipline, discretion and accountability. We do not pursue every opportunity. We focus on those with a credible foundation, a clear commercial purpose and the potential to create real value for all parties.

Founder

Fouad Barhoum

Portrait of Fouad Barhoum, founder of Chase Golden Globe

Fouad Barhoum is an Algerian entrepreneur based between Algeria, Australia and Indonesia, with a strong international track record in business structuring, investment strategy and high-level deal execution. His academic foundation in financial services, risk assessment and market analysis comes from the University of Technology Sydney and the University of Sydney, and he has built extensive expertise evaluating opportunities, structuring ventures and negotiating complex transactions across multiple sectors.

His experience spans agriculture, energy, infrastructure, retail and manufacturing, where he has been actively involved in building businesses, scaling operations and closing strategic partnerships with both private-sector leaders and government entities. He is also actively involved with Boldbridge Capital, an international investment and infrastructure group, contributing to strategic projects including large-scale industrial developments such as “5 Pockets by Boldbridge,” a vertically integrated textile manufacturing initiative targeting global apparel supply chains.

His current focus is on developing large-scale projects that create long-term value, particularly in food security, industrial manufacturing and cross-border investments connecting Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Beyond business, he is deeply committed to philanthropy through Barhoum Charity, supporting education, food programs and orphan care, reflecting his belief that success must always be aligned with impact. He operates with a clear philosophy: discipline, loyalty and execution. He values meaningful partnerships, long-term vision, and working with individuals who move with purpose.

Languages

Arabic · English · French · Indonesian

Focus Areas

Investment · Strategic Partnerships · Industrial Projects · Global Trade