Les États-Unis rivalisent pour le capital dans les champs pétrolifères vénézuéliens, visant à créer la première société pétrolière vénézuélienne cotée au Nasdaq

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Mars Finance news, June 13 — According to the UK Financial Times, American investment groups are capitalizing on former President Trump's attempt to overthrow Maduro by competing to develop Venezuela's underutilized oil fields. Miami-based fund Lionheart Capital has taken the lead, signing a letter of intent to merge its publicly listed shell company Lionheart Holdings with Keo Energy, which owns oil assets in Venezuela.
Sources familiar with the matter say that the merger will create the first Venezuelan oil company listed on NASDAQ, providing a direct investment channel for U.S. and institutional investors.
The report states that Lionheart plans to list the oil company through this merger at an estimated valuation of around 1 billion USD, with its shell company Lionheart Holdings having raised 230 million USD in 2024.
Sources indicate that negotiations are still in the early stages and have not been finalized, and could potentially fall apart.
Lionheart Holdings plans to hold a shareholder vote next week to buy more time to find an acquisition target, or face liquidation.
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