Invech Holdings Registers 30M Shares for Highly Dilutive Equity Line to Fund Operations Amid Going Concern Doubts

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Invech Holdings filed an S-1 to register 30 million shares for resale under a deeply discounted equity line, providing critical capital but at a high cost of dilution for existing shareholders, as the company struggles with going concern issues and no revenue.

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• Registers 30 Million Shares for Resale

  Invech Holdings filed an S-1 registration statement for the resale of up to 30,000,000 common shares by GHS Investments LLC, representing 22.9% of current outstanding common stock.

• Equity Financing Agreement at Deep Discount

  The shares will be sold to GHS Investments LLC at a 20% discount to the lowest trading price during a 10-day period, a highly dilutive financing structure.

• Addresses Going Concern and Funding Needs

  This capital raise is crucial for the company, which has no current revenue and faces substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, as noted in its recent 10-K filing.

• New Business Focus and Leadership Change

  The company recently acquired a SaaS platform, Paragon Rentals.ai, and appointed Alexander M. Woods-Leo as the new CEO and director on February 17, 2026, who also holds significant voting control.

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This S-1 filing registers 30,000,000 common shares for resale by GHS Investments LLC under an Equity Financing Agreement, enabling the company to raise capital at a significant discount. The shares will be sold to GHS at 80% of the lowest trading price over a 10-day period, a highly dilutive structure often seen in distressed companies. This offering is critical for Invech Holdings, which has no current revenue and faces substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, as previously disclosed in its 10-K. While the capital infusion is necessary for survival and to fund its new SaaS business, the terms are very unfavorable for existing shareholders, representing a potential dilution of 22.9% of current outstanding shares. The company will not receive proceeds from GHS's resale, only from its initial sale to GHS for working capital.