Maha Capital (MAHA) Investor update summary
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Investor update summary
11 May, 2026Strategic developments and capital structure
Completed merger with KEO, welcoming new shareholders and establishing a new capital structure.
Focused on fintech scaling up digital payments and oil & gas operations in Venezuela, with options to increase asset ownership.
Exercised call option in April to acquire Petrodelta asset in Venezuela, with an additional 16% option available until April 2028.
Board and executive team strengthened with experienced members from both oil and tech sectors, with a proven track record in scaling ventures.
Asset-light, scalable business model with high net income margins and strong cash flow generation.
Fintech business update
Fintech operations focus on Workeo (short-term credit and inventory optimization) and Global Trade Card (cross-border payments and expense management).
Proprietary blockchain technology enables instant, secure cross-border payments without SWIFT, offering convenience and risk reduction.
Targeting Latin America and Canada, serving smaller credit lines unattractive to large banks, with high yields due to local interest rates.
Portfolio growth driven by increased client usage and onboarding, with consistent growth in credit lines and yields across products.
Theoretical annual transaction capacity could reach $10 billion, supporting revenue potential of $250–300 million and net income over $100–140 million.
Oil and gas operations in Venezuela
Petrodelta asset holds significant reserves: 9 billion barrels of oil in place, 700 million barrels of reserves, and substantial gas resources.
Holds 24% of PetroUrdaneta, with a call option to increase to 40% by March/April 2028.
Asset features light oil, advantageous for blending and pricing, and is strategically located in the Maracaibo region.
Development plan aims to restore production to 40,000 barrels per day by 2036, leveraging past operational experience in Latin America.
Outstanding dividends of ~$60M owed to private partners.
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