• Maha Capital will split into two independent divisions, Fintech and Energy, each with separate management, branding, capital allocation, governance.
• Fintech division will operate as Keo Capital; energy assets will sit in Keo Energy, including a 24% indirect stake in Venezuela’s PetroUrdaneta.
• Board is targeting a U.S. listing for Keo Energy to access a more relevant investor base for the Venezuela-focused oil and gas business.
• Keo Energy shares are intended to be distributed to existing shareholders, subject to approvals, regulatory considerations, market conditions.
• Parent company will be renamed Keo Capital, following a January 2026 EGM resolution; ticker change is under review.

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