Top Domains Owned by Koober Investments Ltd: Bank.com, Luck.com, and More…

In December 2020, Koober Investments Ltd made headlines in the domain name industry by acquiring the domain Engage.com for $803,025. In the days after that acquisition, it was revealed that the mysterious company also acquired Invest.com for an undisclosed fee. 

It turns out that Koober Investments Ltd, based in the British Virgin Islands, owns a portfolio packed with some of the best domains in existence. Here are the top names in the company’s portfolio.

 

Bank.com

We start with one of a number of powerhouse financial domain names that Koober owns. Koober Investments first appeared on the domain’s WHOIS data in 2017 but no acquisition price was ever revealed. 

Bank.com features as one of the names sold by domain brokerage Guta. How much might Bank.com be worth? The best comparison we have is Banks.com, which sold for $1.3 million back in 2006. 

 

Luck.com

A four-letter domain name that could be used in many different industries, but the best-use case would likely be in the gambling industry. Koober is indeed operating Luck.com as a casino gaming site. Although the site is blocked in the UK, so I cannot access the full version of the site.

The domain was listed as having sold for $675,000 in 2009. According to WHOIS history, Koober Investments may have been the buyer as the address on the WHOIS data at the time corresponds to Koober’s current address.

 

Yoga.com

Yoga has become an incredibly popular activity. According to statistics, 55 million Americans participated in yoga in 2020 with the practice as a whole raking in billions of dollars per year. At the moment, there’s a basic site on Yoga.com, although with the yoga industry being lucrative and popular, perhaps it’s time to build out Yoga.com fully?

 

Invest.com

Invest.com is one of Koober’s most recent purchases, with the acquisition price likely to have been in the seven-figure range, given the fact that the name has previously sold for seven-figures numerous times.

The domain name fits in well with the other prestigious financial names on show in this portfolio. It’ll be interesting to see whether the name gets developed.

 

Engage.com

One name that Koober Investments has acquired and immediately developed is Engage.com. The domain was purchased by the company in late 2020, and broker Kate Buckley was responsible for making the deal happen.

The name was acquired for a price of $803,025 and almost immediately started to display a website for a customer engagement service.

 

Stock.com & Stocks.com

Stock.com and Stocks.com are both owned by Koober Investments. Stock.com looks to have been acquired in 2014. Koober didn’t appear on the WHOIS data for Stocks.com until early 2019, suggesting that Stocks.com may have been another relatively recent acquisition. 

These two domains are both parked as of writing, but either would make an incredible destination for stock market data.

 

Fund.com

Purveyors of “top domain sales of all time” lists may have seen Fund.com appear. The name previously sold for $9,999,950, according to a DNJournal report, making it one of the largest publicly-disclosed sales of all time. 

Since then, the name has been resold. DomainInvesting.com reported that in 2019, Koober acquired the name for an undisclosed fee in a transaction facilitated by brokerage firm MediaOptions.

 

Bond.com

Koober Investments Ltd certainly likes ultra-premium financial domains. This time, the name’s Bond, Bond.com. Products such as municipal bonds or corporate bonds are commonplace in the financial world.

According to DomainIQ, the acquisition of Bond.com took place around April 2017 for an undisclosed fee.

 

Asset.com

Another Koober purchase that we have the acquisition price of is Asset.com. The name sale was brokered by Sharjil Saleem in 2017 for $406,000 and became the fifteenth-largest domain sale of 2017.

The final financial domain on our list, Asset.com, is now parked.

 

Stay.com

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, the travel industry was booming, with innovative services such as Airbnb reimagined the travel experience. A domain such as Stay.com has obvious intrinsic connections with the travel industry.

Currently, Koober Investments uses Stay.com as the home of a London-based company offering serviced apartment accommodation.