Invech Holdings, Inc. (OTC PINK: IVHI), a Nevada corporation headquartered in Wyoming, announced on March 19, 2026, that it has signed a $10 million USD S-1 ELOC financing agreement, as disclosed in an SEC filing. The company plans to allocate at least 60% of the raised funds to acquiring real estate for long-term and short-term rentals, and approximately 10% to the growth of its new platform, Paragon Rentals, a subscription-based platform that offers sellers zero-commission listings and charges buyers a flat $5 fee per booking plus processing costs.
CEO and majority owner Alexander M. Woods-Leo stated, “This financing agreement is our long term strategy to growing our company.” He emphasized that the company is balancing its balance sheet and cash flows, and will disclose the full use of funds schedule upon filing the S-1. To address potential dilution from the financing and other convertible instruments, the company announced a “no nonsense dilution awareness” initiative. Management plans to register up to 30% of outstanding shares (approximately 30 million shares) under the S-1 ELOC, and the majority owner will retire an equal number of shares per drawdown. For instance, if $100,000 is drawn and 1,000,000 shares are issued at $0.10 each, the majority owner will return 1,000,000 shares to treasury.
Similar measures apply to other convertible notes. A recent debt note issued for the assets of Paragon Rentals, convertible into 10 million common shares, will see management retire shares as the note converts. Additionally, a note from prior management convertible into 2 million shares will trigger a matching share retirement. In total, Alexander M. Woods-Leo plans to dedicate up to 42 million shares of his common stock to returning to treasury upon conversions and drawdowns, aiming to prevent unnecessary dilution.
The company also plans to change the designation of its 300,000 Preferred A shares, which currently convert to 300 million common shares. Management intends to remove the conversion preference entirely, instead granting the class an 80% voting power at all times, regardless of common and preferred share structure. “We as a company are planning to remove the conversion preference entirely. This should give assurance to shareholders we are striving for value over insanity,” Woods-Leo noted.
Invech Holdings specializes in SaaS and general application development, as well as FINRA corporate filings, drafting corporate documents, and OTC Markets compliance services. The company has launched a new X account @InvechHoldings and updated its website at www.invechholdings.com to share filings, news, and product updates.
