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Ownership Interests

Dhanam Prabawa Holdings allocates capital to businesses that perform an irreplaceable economic function. Our ownership interests mandate is not constructed around market themes or momentum cycles. It is constructed around structural necessity: the conviction that certain industries must exist, must grow, and must be owned by patient, long duration capital.

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Our core investment conviction rests in regulated utilities and energy infrastructure, banking and financial institutions, agricultural supply chains, steel and industrial materials production, maritime shipping, healthcare systems, telecommunications infrastructure, technology infrastructure, and real estate. These are not adjacent opportunities. They are the load bearing sectors of every functioning economy, and they reward ownership over speculation.

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Within these sectors, we focus on businesses operating in markets where demand is persistent, pricing power is structurally supported, and reinvestment runway is visible across multiple economic cycles. Enterprises operating within these industries frequently carry the economic weight of much larger institutions while remaining significantly underappreciated by the broader market.

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Each allocation Dhanam makes is therefore a conviction in both the company and the role it plays in the real economy. We seek to own these businesses before their structural importance is fully recognised, and we hold them for the duration their compounding capacity demands.

Dhanam Regulated Utilities Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses operating within regulated gas distribution, electricity, and water infrastructure. Our conviction in this sector is grounded in the structural permanence of utility demand across both developed and emerging economies. We prioritise businesses where regulatory frameworks, long-term offtake arrangements, or natural monopoly characteristics provide durable earnings visibility across economic cycles. Gas Dhanam focuses on rate-regulated natural gas distribution utilities and interstate gas transmission pipeline operators, distinct from the upstream production and LNG exposure held under Oil and Gas. These businesses deliver gas directly to residential, commercial, and industrial end users under regulatory frameworks that set allowed returns on invested capital, insulating earnings from commodity price swings in exchange for a capped but highly predictable return. Once a distribution network or transmission pipeline is built and franchised within a territory, duplicating it is neither economically rational nor typically permitted by the regulator, giving these businesses a durable, low competition claim on their service area. Electricity Dhanam focuses on regulated electric utilities operating transmission, distribution, and integrated generation and delivery within franchised territories across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia. Electricity is the only energy form every sector of the modern economy consumes simultaneously, and the wires and substations that deliver it function as a natural monopoly in virtually every jurisdiction. These businesses do not compete for demand. Demand is structurally guaranteed, and the regulator's role is to set a fair return on the capital required to keep the grid running, not to introduce a rival provider. Water Dhanam focuses on regulated water utility concession holders, wastewater treatment and management operators, and desalination infrastructure serving municipal, agricultural, and industrial end users. Water is the most essential input in human civilisation and the most chronically underinvested utility sector across both developed and emerging economies. Businesses that hold water concessions or operate water and desalination infrastructure under regulatory frameworks carry earnings profiles that are among the most defensible available to a long-duration investor, because the alternative to their service is not a competing provider. It is the absence of water entirely. Geographic Exposure Our regulated utilities exposure spans the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Argentina, and South Korea, with additional water and desalination exposure across the Cayman Islands, the Bahamas, and Indonesia, across jurisdictions where regulatory compacts between government and private capital are established, enforceable, and supportive of long-duration ownership.

Dhanam Banking Investments Within this sector, Dhanam focuses on domestic commercial banks with strong deposit franchises, regional banking groups serving underbanked or financially deepening markets, offshore and private banking institutions operating within established prudential frameworks, and financial holding companies with diversified but disciplined balance sheets. Banks are not merely financial intermediaries. They are the institutions through which wages are paid, businesses are capitalised, trade is financed, and savings are preserved across generations. A well-run bank with a durable deposit franchise and disciplined credit culture is one of the most structurally resilient businesses an investor can own across multiple economic cycles. Our exposure spans North America, the Caribbean and Atlantic offshore centres, Western Europe, Southeast Asia, and select frontier markets where financial deepening is structurally underway and prudential supervision is credible.

Dhanam Agriculture Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses operating across agricultural value chains anchored in five essential commodities: palm oil, sugarcane, cotton, grain, and rice. These are not speculative crop positions. They are the raw materials of human nutrition, industrial production, and textile manufacturing, and the businesses that cultivate, process, store, and distribute them occupy positions of structural necessity within both domestic food systems and global commodity supply chains. Palm Oil Dhanam focuses on palm oil businesses operating across plantation cultivation, fresh fruit bunch processing, crude palm oil refining, and downstream oleochemical and edible oil production. Palm oil is the world's most widely consumed vegetable oil and an essential input in food manufacturing, personal care products, and biofuel production across Asia, Africa, and Europe. Businesses that own productive plantation land with established yields, integrated mill infrastructure, and export-oriented processing capacity carry earnings durability anchored in persistent global demand and difficult-to-replicate biological production assets. Sugarcane Dhanam focuses on sugarcane businesses operating across plantation cultivation, sugar milling, refining, and ethanol production. Sugar is a primary caloric input across emerging market food systems, and ethanol derived from sugarcane is one of the most cost-competitive biofuel alternatives available in energy transition supply chains. Businesses that integrate plantation scale with milling capacity and dual-revenue models spanning food and fuel carry structural resilience across both commodity and energy price cycles. Cotton Dhanam focuses on cotton businesses operating across cultivation, ginning, spinning, and fibre processing. Cotton is the world's most important natural textile fibre and an essential input in global apparel, medical textile, and industrial fabric supply chains. Businesses that control cotton cultivation and early-stage processing within jurisdictions with established export infrastructure and agronomic productivity carry positions of supply chain indispensability that are difficult for synthetic alternatives to fully displace at scale. Grain Dhanam focuses on grain businesses operating across cereal crop cultivation, grain storage and handling infrastructure, milling and processing, and export logistics serving regional and global supply chains. Grains including wheat, maize, and sorghum are the caloric foundation of human food systems worldwide. Businesses that own productive arable land, integrated storage capacity, or strategic logistical positions within grain export corridors carry earnings profiles anchored in the most structurally inelastic demand that exists in any commodity market. Rice Dhanam focuses on rice businesses operating across paddy cultivation, milling, polishing, packaging, and distribution serving both domestic food security mandates and regional export markets. Rice is the primary staple food for more than half of the global population and carries a level of political and economic sensitivity in Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa that governments will never permit to be disrupted by market forces alone. Businesses that operate within rice supply chains under government supply agreements, strategic reserve programmes, or export licensing frameworks carry earnings visibility that is supported by sovereign necessity as much as commercial demand. Geographic Exposure Our agriculture exposure spans Southeast Asia and South America where arable land productivity, established commodity export infrastructure, and agricultural policy frameworks create conditions for long-duration value creation across all five commodity pillars.

Dhanam Shipping Investments Within this sector, Dhanam focuses on product tanker operators moving refined petroleum products across short and long-haul routes, crude tanker operators serving major export terminals and refinery destinations, liquefied natural gas carrier operators supporting energy transition supply chains, liquefied petroleum gas carrier operators serving petrochemical and household energy demand, and dry bulk operators moving essential commodities including grain, coal, and industrial minerals. Approximately 80% of global trade by volume moves by sea. Without maritime shipping, the supply chains that feed populations, power industries, and connect economies would cease to function within weeks. Shipping is not a cyclical bet. It is the physical infrastructure of globalisation, and companies that own and operate vessels within essential commodity corridors hold positions of structural indispensability that persist across geopolitical cycles. Our exposure spans vessel operators and managers registered or operating across Northern Europe, the United States, Greece, Bermuda, Singapore, and the Marshall Islands, serving trade routes across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Ocean basins.

Dhanam Healthcare Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses operating across the full spectrum of healthcare value creation: molecular diagnostics and life sciences technology, renal care and dialysis services, pharmaceutical research and manufacturing, vaccine and specialty medicine development, and surgical instruments and medical device manufacturing. Healthcare is not a discretionary sector. It is the institutional infrastructure through which populations are kept productive, diseases are managed, and medical science is translated into clinical outcomes at scale. We commit capital to healthcare businesses whose economic model is anchored in biological necessity, clinical dependency, and the structural impossibility of demand destruction. Molecular Diagnostics and Life Sciences Technology Dhanam focuses on businesses that develop and manufacture molecular diagnostic systems, genomic analysis platforms, and laboratory automation technology serving clinical laboratories, research institutions, and pharmaceutical development pipelines. These businesses occupy an upstream position in the healthcare value chain where their instruments and reagent systems become embedded in laboratory workflows that are operationally difficult and financially costly to replace. Their geographic footprint spans Germany and the Netherlands, with global distribution across North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific. Renal Care and Dialysis Services Dhanam focuses on businesses operating integrated renal care networks including dialysis clinic infrastructure, haemodialysis equipment manufacturing, and chronic kidney disease management services. Chronic kidney disease affects hundreds of millions of people globally and requires lifelong treatment that cannot be deferred, substituted, or discontinued. Businesses that own both the clinical service infrastructure and the equipment manufacturing capability within renal care occupy positions of structural indispensability within healthcare systems. Their geographic footprint spans Germany, with clinic operations across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. Pharmaceutical Research and Specialty Medicines Dhanam focuses on large-scale pharmaceutical businesses operating diversified drug portfolios spanning vaccines, oncology, immunology, rare diseases, and consumer health. These businesses combine proprietary drug development pipelines with established global manufacturing and distribution infrastructure, creating earnings durability that compounds across patent cycles through continuous pipeline replenishment. Their geographic footprints span France, the United Kingdom, and Japan, with manufacturing and commercial operations across every major pharmaceutical market globally. Vaccine and Biologics Manufacturing Dhanam focuses on businesses with established vaccine development and large-scale biologics manufacturing capabilities serving both developed market healthcare systems and emerging market immunisation programmes. Vaccine manufacturing requires specialised biological production infrastructure, cold chain logistics, and regulatory approval frameworks that take years to build and represent significant barriers to competitive displacement. Their geographic footprint spans the United States, with manufacturing operations across North America, Europe, and Asia. Surgical Instruments and Medical Devices Dhanam focuses on businesses manufacturing surgical instruments, orthopaedic implants, wound management systems, and advanced surgical technology serving hospital systems and specialist surgical practices globally. These businesses benefit from deep clinical relationships, procedure-specific product entrenchment, and the reality that surgeons and clinical teams rarely substitute established instrument systems without compelling clinical or economic justification. Their geographic footprint spans the United Kingdom, with manufacturing and commercial operations across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific. Geographic Exposure Our healthcare exposure spans Germany, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Japan, and the Netherlands, with commercial and manufacturing operations extending across North America, Western Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and emerging healthcare markets in Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Dhanam Telecommunications Investments Dhanam allocates to telecommunications businesses operating essential connectivity infrastructure across emerging and developed markets globally. Our conviction in this sector is grounded in the structural reality that telecommunications infrastructure is no longer a consumer service. It is the operational backbone of every other sector in the modern economy, and the businesses that own licensed spectrum, national fibre networks, submarine cable systems, and mobile tower infrastructure occupy positions of regulatory entrenchment and economic irreplaceability that compound quietly across decades. Emerging Market Mobile and Convergent Operators Dhanam focuses on integrated telecommunications businesses operating mobile, fixed broadband, cable television, and financial services platforms across Central America, South America, and Sub-Saharan Africa. These businesses serve populations where mobile connectivity is the primary and often only accessible form of digital infrastructure, making their networks structurally indispensable to both consumer participation in the digital economy and government service delivery. Their geographic footprints span Sweden-headquartered operations with commercial presence across Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Colombia, Bolivia, Paraguay, Tanzania, Senegal, Ghana, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Pan-Regional Mobile and Fixed Line Groups Dhanam focuses on telecommunications holding companies operating across multiple Latin American jurisdictions under unified brand and network infrastructure platforms. These businesses benefit from the scale economics of managing spectrum assets, tower infrastructure, and subscriber bases across contiguous regional markets, creating cost efficiencies and bargaining positions with equipment vendors and regulators that smaller single-market operators cannot replicate. Their geographic footprint spans Mexico, with commercial operations across Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Central America, as well as select European and United States markets. Fibre and Data Centre Infrastructure Operators Dhanam focuses on businesses operating national fibre optic backbone networks, submarine cable landing stations, and carrier-neutral data centre infrastructure serving enterprise, government, and wholesale telecommunications customers. These businesses occupy the wholesale layer of the telecommunications stack, providing the physical infrastructure upon which retail mobile and broadband services depend. Their geographic footprint spans Malaysia, with fibre and data connectivity infrastructure serving enterprise and carrier customers across the domestic market and regional interconnection points. Integrated National Telecommunications Groups in Southeast Asia Dhanam focuses on integrated fixed and mobile telecommunications businesses serving as dominant or co-dominant national operators within their respective Southeast Asian jurisdictions. These businesses operate under spectrum licences and regulatory frameworks that limit competitive entry while mandating service coverage obligations, creating natural monopoly or duopoly economics within defined geographic territories. Their geographic footprint spans the Philippines and Indonesia, with operations serving both urban and rural connectivity mandates under national broadband and universal service obligations. Advanced Network Operators in Developed Asian Markets Dhanam focuses on telecommunications businesses operating advanced fixed broadband, mobile, and enterprise network services within highly penetrated and technologically sophisticated markets in East Asia. These businesses compete less on coverage expansion and more on network quality, service bundling, and enterprise solutions, generating stable recurring revenues from subscriber bases with high switching costs and deep product integration. Their geographic footprints span Taiwan and South Korea, with operations serving both consumer and enterprise segments across fully developed national telecommunications markets. European Multinational Telecommunications Groups Dhanam focuses on large-scale European telecommunications groups operating mobile and fixed network infrastructure across multiple European jurisdictions and select emerging markets in Africa. These businesses combine the regulatory stability of European telecommunications frameworks with exposure to high-growth African mobile markets where subscriber penetration, mobile money adoption, and data consumption are structurally expanding. Their geographic footprint spans the United Kingdom, with commercial operations across Germany, Spain, Italy, Turkey, South Africa, Kenya, Egypt, and Ghana. Brazilian Telecommunications Infrastructure Dhanam focuses on telecommunications businesses operating within Brazil's national fixed line, broadband, and enterprise connectivity infrastructure. Brazil is the largest telecommunications market in Latin America and one of the largest in the world by subscriber base, and businesses that hold established fixed line and broadband infrastructure within this market benefit from both the scale of domestic demand and the regulatory protections afforded to licensed national network operators. Their geographic footprint is anchored in Brazil, serving residential, enterprise, and government connectivity markets across the country's major urban and regional corridors. Geographic Exposure Summary Our telecommunications exposure spans Sweden, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan, South Korea, Brazil, and jurisdictions across Central America, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Latin America, covering markets at every stage of telecommunications development from frontier mobile penetration growth to advanced fibre and enterprise network maturity.

Dhanam Real Estate Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses that own real estate where location, tenant durability, and constrained new supply create defensible long-term value. This spans government-leased facilities where tenant continuity is governed by mission and mandate rather than market cycles, and premier commercial and hospitality real estate in markets where irreplaceable locations and high replacement costs protect existing portfolios from new competition. Government-Leased Real Estate [This subsection keeps the four paragraphs already built and live on the site: Federal Administrative and Multi-Agency GSA Facilities, Defense, Intelligence, and Contractor-Adjacent Facilities, Law Enforcement and Judicial Facilities, and Specialised Laboratory, Emergency Response, and Veterans Healthcare Facilities. No changes needed to that text, it simply becomes a subsection here rather than the entire sector. Geographic footprint: United States, concentrated near federal administrative centres and military installations.] Diversified Commercial Real Estate Dhanam focuses on businesses that own diversified portfolios of premier commercial real estate, including office towers, shopping centres, and mixed-use developments in markets with durable tenant demand and constrained new supply. These businesses benefit from irreplaceable locations in city centres and established commercial districts, where land scarcity, zoning restriction, and the sheer cost of replicating an iconic asset give existing portfolios a durability that new construction struggles to erode. Their geographic footprint spans Argentina, with a diversified portfolio of shopping malls, office buildings, and hotels, and the United States, anchored in premier Manhattan office and retail properties. Hospitality and Lodging Real Estate Dhanam focuses on businesses that own upscale and luxury hotel real estate in major gateway markets, benefiting from prime locations where high land and construction costs constrain new hotel supply. Their geographic footprint is anchored in the United States. Geographic Exposure Our real estate exposure spans the United States and Argentina, covering government-leased facilities governed by federal mandate, diversified commercial properties in established urban centres, and hospitality real estate in constrained-supply gateway markets.

Dhanam Technology Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses that supply the physical and digital infrastructure without which no other sector of the modern economy can function: the semiconductors that compute, the drives and networks that move and store data, and the software platforms that connect enterprises and underserved consumers to global digital markets. Technology is not a growth theme for us. It is embedded infrastructure, and the businesses that manufacture, package, and network its core components sit as far upstream in the digital economy as a refinery sits upstream in energy, structurally indispensable regardless of which application, platform, or device sits downstream. Semiconductor Foundry and Assembly Infrastructure Dhanam focuses on businesses operating dedicated wafer foundries and outsourced semiconductor assembly, packaging, and test facilities serving fabless chip designers and integrated device manufacturers worldwide. As chip design has separated from chip manufacturing across the industry, foundries and assembly and test operators have become an indispensable and difficult to replicate layer of the global semiconductor supply chain, one that governments now treat as a matter of national industrial policy. Their geographic footprint is anchored in Taiwan, serving customers across North America, Europe, and Asia. Specialty Display and Imaging Semiconductors Dhanam focuses on businesses that design display driver integrated circuits, timing controllers, and image sensors embedded in consumer electronics, automotive displays, and industrial equipment. These components are engineered into a product's design at the earliest stage of development and are rarely substituted once a device platform reaches production, giving their suppliers durable, multi-year revenue visibility across each product generation. Their geographic footprint is anchored in Taiwan, with customers across North America and Asia. Data Storage Infrastructure Dhanam focuses on businesses that design and manufacture hard disk drives and data storage systems serving cloud data centres, enterprise storage arrays, and consumer electronics. Global data creation continues to compound every year, and the mass storage of that data at the lowest cost per terabyte remains a structurally necessary function that flash based alternatives have not displaced at the capacity data centres require. Their geographic footprint spans the United States and Ireland, with manufacturing operations across Asia. Data Centre Networking Infrastructure Dhanam focuses on businesses that design high performance switching and networking equipment for cloud data centres and enterprise networks. As computing has centralised into hyperscale data centres, the switching fabric connecting servers, storage, and external networks has become as structurally necessary to a functioning data centre as its power and cooling systems. Their geographic footprint is anchored in the United States, serving cloud and enterprise customers globally. Enterprise Digital Transformation and IT Services Dhanam focuses on businesses that provide large scale information technology consulting, systems integration, and business process outsourcing services to multinational corporations. Once a large enterprise has embedded one of these providers into its core technology operations, the switching costs of migrating away, spanning institutional knowledge, integration risk, and business disruption, anchor multi year contracts that renew far more often than they are lost. Their geographic footprint is anchored in India, serving enterprise clients across North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific. Emerging Market Software and Digital Platforms Dhanam focuses on businesses that operate internet browser and software platforms with meaningful reach into emerging market users, including adjacent artificial intelligence and consumer finance features layered onto that user base. Distribution built over more than a decade is difficult to displace, and a platform that already sits on hundreds of millions of devices carries a structural advantage in monetising new digital services to the same users. Their geographic footprint is anchored in Norway, with a user base concentrated across Africa, Asia, and Europe. Connected Fleet and Mobility Data Platforms Dhanam focuses on businesses that operate subscription based vehicle telematics and fleet management platforms, combining in vehicle hardware with software analytics serving commercial fleet operators and insurers. Once a fleet operator's vehicles, drivers, and insurance pricing are integrated into a telematics platform, the operational and contractual switching costs of moving to a competing provider are high, producing recurring subscription revenue with low annual churn. Their geographic footprint is anchored in South Africa, with operations across Asia Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East. Geographic Exposure Our technology exposure spans Taiwan, the United States, Ireland, India, Norway, and South Africa, covering the manufacturing, infrastructure, and platform layers of the global technology stack from silicon production through to consumer and enterprise software distribution.

Dhanam Steel and Industrial Materials Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses operating across steel production and industrial materials supply chains that underpin construction, energy infrastructure, transportation, and heavy industry. Steel is not a cyclical commodity to Dhanam. It is the structural material upon which the built environment, energy infrastructure, and industrial capacity of every modern economy depend, and businesses that control production capacity, specialised product lines, or essential process technology within steel occupy positions of enduring economic relevance. Long Steel and Specialty Steel Production Dhanam focuses on businesses operating electric arc furnace long steel production, supplying rebar, structural steel, and wire rod to construction and infrastructure markets, alongside specialty steel production serving automotive and industrial manufacturing. These businesses benefit from scrap based, regionally anchored production models and deep distribution networks, creating durable cost and logistics advantages that import competition struggles to displace. Their geographic footprint spans Brazil, with operations extending across North America and Latin America. Integrated Flat and Long Steel Production Dhanam focuses on businesses operating integrated steel production across flat and long product lines, serving construction, automotive, home appliance, and energy infrastructure customers. These businesses combine upstream raw material processing with downstream finishing capacity, capturing margin across the full production chain while maintaining close customer relationships in markets where local supply and logistics matter as much as price. Their geographic footprint is anchored in Mexico, with operations across Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Central America. Seamless Steel Pipe and Energy Tubular Products Dhanam focuses on businesses manufacturing seamless steel pipe and tubular products used in oil and gas drilling, well completion, and energy infrastructure globally. These products require precision metallurgy engineered to withstand extreme pressure and corrosive downhole conditions, creating technical barriers to entry and deep integration with energy operators that persist for as long as global hydrocarbon extraction continues. Their geographic footprint spans Argentina, Mexico, Italy, and Romania, with manufacturing and distribution extending across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Geographic Exposure Our steel and industrial materials exposure spans Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Italy, and Romania, with operations extending across North America, Latin America, and Europe, serving construction, automotive, energy, and infrastructure end markets across both developed and emerging economies.

Dhanam Energy Infrastructure Investments Oil and Gas Dhanam allocates to businesses operating across the full oil and gas value chain, from upstream exploration and mineral ownership through midstream infrastructure to integrated global majors. Hydrocarbons remain the largest source of primary energy in the global economy, and the businesses that discover, extract, move, and process them occupy positions of structural necessity that persist regardless of where any single year's commodity price settles. Integrated and National Oil and Gas Majors Dhanam focuses on large scale integrated oil and gas majors and national oil companies operating across the full value chain from upstream exploration and production through downstream refining, marketing, and gas and LNG portfolios. These businesses combine reserve access accumulated over decades with refining, distribution, and trading infrastructure that a new entrant could not replicate at any price, and several operate under direct or majority state ownership that further insulates their reserve access from competitive pressure. Their geographic footprints span the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Norway, Colombia, and Brazil, with upstream and downstream operations extending across every major hydrocarbon producing region globally. Upstream Independent Exploration and Production Dhanam focuses on independent exploration and production businesses operating conventional and unconventional oil, gas, and liquefied natural gas assets outside the integrated major structure. Where these businesses hold low cost basin positions or long life LNG supply contracts, their reserve base and production economics support durable cash generation across commodity cycles. Their geographic footprint spans Australia and the United States, with production and export infrastructure serving Asian, European, and North American energy markets. Mineral and Royalty Interests Dhanam focuses on businesses that own mineral and royalty interests underlying oil and gas producing acreage, collecting a share of production revenue without bearing the operating or capital costs of drilling and completion. This ownership structure produces some of the highest margin cash flow available anywhere in the hydrocarbon value chain, since royalty owners are paid regardless of which operator drills the well or how efficiently it is run. Their geographic footprint is anchored in the United States, diversified across multiple major onshore producing basins. Midstream Gathering, Processing, and Transportation Dhanam focuses on midstream businesses that gather, process, store, and transport crude oil, natural gas, and natural gas liquids between the wellhead and end markets. These businesses typically operate under long-term, fee-based contracts with minimal direct commodity price exposure, and once a pipeline, processing plant, or storage terminal is built and contracted, the capital cost and regulatory approval required to construct a competing asset make these networks close to irreplaceable within their operating basin. Their geographic footprint is anchored in the United States, with infrastructure concentrated across key onshore producing basins. Offshore Drilling Services Dhanam focuses on businesses that own and operate offshore drilling rigs under contract to major and national oil companies, providing the specialised floating and jackup rig fleets that offshore exploration and production depends on. Building a modern ultra-deepwater drillship or high specification jackup rig requires years of lead time and billions of dollars of capital, creating a structural barrier to fleet expansion that persists regardless of near-term drilling demand. The business is organised in the United Kingdom, with operations conducted globally across the Gulf of Mexico, the North Sea, West Africa, the Middle East, and South America. Geographic Exposure Our oil and gas exposure spans the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France, Italy, Norway, Colombia, Brazil, Australia, and the United States, with drilling, production, and infrastructure operations extending across the North Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, West Africa, the Middle East, South America, and multiple onshore basins across North America.

Dhanam Mining Investments Dhanam allocates to businesses engaged in gold production. Gold occupies a distinct position in the global economy as a monetary asset independent of any single currency regime, a role reinforced over the past decade by sustained central bank accumulation across both developed and emerging economies. Businesses that extract gold at scale hold a claim on a geologically finite resource that cannot be created through policy decision, only discovered and mined at real economic cost, giving them a structural relevance that persists independent of any single country's monetary conditions. Diversified Global Gold Production Dhanam focuses on large scale gold producers operating multiple mines across several countries and continents, reducing single asset and single jurisdiction risk while maintaining exposure to gold price appreciation. Operational diversification across geographies and ore bodies allows these businesses to sustain production and reserve replacement even where any individual mine faces localised operational, regulatory, or geological setbacks. Their geographic footprint is headquartered in South Africa, with producing operations across South Africa, Ghana, Peru, Chile, and Australia. Regional Underground Gold Mining Dhanam focuses on underground gold mining businesses concentrated in a single country or region, where deep operational expertise and established relationships with local stakeholders create a durable production base. These businesses carry more concentrated jurisdictional exposure than a globally diversified major, but where they hold a long life, high grade orebody and a demonstrated record of operating reliably through periods of local economic or currency instability, their production economics support durable cash generation. Their geographic footprint is domiciled in Jersey, Channel Islands, with mining operations in Zimbabwe. Surface Tailings Retreatment Dhanam focuses on businesses that reprocess surface tailings and historical mine waste to recover residual gold content, rather than conducting conventional underground or open pit extraction. This model carries a distinct cost and risk profile from traditional mining, drawing on decades of accumulated surface material rather than new geological discovery, and offers a lower capital intensity route to gold production with a different environmental and operational footprint than deep level mining. Their geographic footprint is anchored in South Africa. Geographic Exposure Our gold mining exposure spans South Africa, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Peru, Chile, and Australia, covering diversified multi-asset production, regionally concentrated underground mining, and surface tailings retreatment across both established and frontier mining jurisdictions.

Confidentiality of Holdings
Dhanam Prabawa Holdings does not, and will not, disclose the identities of companies in which it maintains equity or debt positions, whether public or private, except where legally required or through duly authorized legal processes. This principle safeguards the integrity of our investment strategy, the confidentiality of counterparties, and the continuity of long-term positioning. Transparency is maintained only to the extent that regulation compels; beyond that, the firm preserves strict discretion as a matter of governance and discipline.

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Company Status

Dhanam Prabawa Holdings (the "Company") is a private investment holding company in formation, with no clients and no public-facing business. It is organised solely to acquire, hold and manage proprietary and privately committed capital. It does not, and will not, solicit, accept or manage capital from the public or from retail investors.

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Seed capital is provided by the founder's personal investment portfolio. The Company is established as a private capital institution with the exclusive mandate to steward proprietary capital and private assets contributed by the founder and a limited number of selected private co-investors.

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Domicile

The Company is being established as a Labuan company under the Labuan Companies Act 1990 (Act 441), domiciled in the Federal Territory of Labuan within the Labuan International Business and Financial Centre ("Labuan IBFC"), which is regulated by the Labuan Financial Services Authority ("Labuan FSA").

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Nothing on this website represents that the Company holds any regulatory licence or approval.

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The Company's sole activity is the holding of investments on its own behalf. It does not carry on banking, insurance, takaful, fund management, trust business, leasing, factoring, or any other business regulated under the Labuan Financial Services and Securities Act 2010 or the Labuan Islamic Financial Services and Securities Act 2010. It does not offer any investment vehicle, product or service to any third party, whether within or outside Malaysia. In accordance with the Labuan Companies Act 1990, the Company's resident secretary and registered office will be provided by a Labuan trust company licensed by Labuan FSA. The Company intends to establish an operational and management office in Kuala Lumpur, subject to prior approval by Labuan FSA.

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Securities and Capital Markets

The Company is not licensed, registered or regulated by the Securities Commission Malaysia ("SC") under the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 ("CMSA"). It does not carry on any regulated activity specified in Schedule 2 of the CMSA, including:

  • dealing in securities or derivatives on behalf of others;

  • fund management or portfolio management for others;

  • advising on corporate finance;

  • investment advice, including research, provided to third parties;

  • financial planning.

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The Company does not distribute, market or offer any investment product to any person. To the extent it deals in securities in Malaysia, it does so solely for its own account through intermediaries authorised by the SC, consistent with the exemption in Schedule 3 of the CMSA as amended with effect from 1 January 2026.

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Banking and Financial Services

The Company is not licensed or supervised by Bank Negara Malaysia ("BNM"). It does not carry on banking, deposit-taking, insurance, takaful or any other business regulated under the Financial Services Act 2013 ("FSA 2013") or the Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 ("IFSA 2013").

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Investment Execution and Intermediaries

All investment transactions of the Company, and of capital held for it by the founder, are executed exclusively through brokers, dealers and financial intermediaries that are duly licensed or regulated in the jurisdictions in which they operate. For securities listed on Bursa Malaysia Securities Berhad ("Bursa Malaysia"), this means participating organisations licensed by the SC under the CMSA.

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The Company does not, and shall not, conduct, place or execute any investment transaction through any unlicensed, unregulated or unauthorised intermediary, whether domiciled within or outside Malaysia.

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Foreign Exchange Policy

The use of licensed intermediaries does not, in itself, discharge the obligations arising under the Foreign Exchange Policy Notices ("FEP Notices") issued by BNM pursuant to the FSA 2013 and the IFSA 2013. These obligations operate independently of, and concurrently with, those borne by the intermediaries.

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Capital held for the Company by the founder in his personal capacity is subject to the FEP Notices applicable to resident individuals.

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As a Labuan company, the Company will be a Labuan entity, which is treated as a non-resident under the FEP Notices. The founder's capital contribution to the Company will accordingly constitute an investment by a resident in a Labuan entity, conducted in accordance with the FEP Notices applicable to resident individuals.

Specifically, and without limiting the generality of the foregoing:

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  1. Currency conversion. All conversions of Ringgit Malaysia into foreign currency, whether by the founder in funding the Company or by the Company in deploying its capital, will be conducted exclusively through licensed onshore banks or other duly authorised financial institutions. Each conversion will conform to the thresholds, permissions and procedural requirements under the FEP Notices applicable to the party converting.

  2. Ringgit dealings. The Company's dealings in Ringgit Malaysia will be confined to those permitted for Labuan companies, including the defrayal of administrative and statutory expenses and the holding of investments in domestic companies.

  3. Foreign currency proceeds. Dividends, distributions, interest, capital repayments, disposal proceeds and other realisations denominated in foreign currency will be received, retained, converted and redeployed in full compliance with the FEP Notices applicable to the Company.

  4. No foreign exchange business. The Company does not engage in any foreign exchange transaction constituting regulated business under the FSA 2013, including leveraged foreign exchange trading, speculative currency contracts, or structured arrangements whose primary purpose is the assumption of foreign exchange risk. It does not act as principal, agent, broker, intermediary, counterparty or facilitator in any foreign exchange transaction for any third party, and does not offer any foreign exchange product or service to any person.

  5. Accounts and structures. The Company does not operate, hold or control any foreign currency account, investment vehicle or cross-border financial structure otherwise than in accordance with the FEP Notices and applicable Labuan law, including any approval, notification or registration requirement imposed by BNM or Labuan FSA.

  6. Continuing compliance. All cross-border capital deployments, foreign currency obligations and foreign income receipts remain subject to the FEP Notices, the FSA 2013, the IFSA 2013 and any subsidiary legislation, guidelines or directives issued under them, as amended from time to time. The Company undertakes to monitor and ensure compliance as its activities evolve, its capital base grows and its corporate structure is established under the Labuan Companies Act 1990.

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Nothing in this section represents that the Company has obtained, or requires, any specific licence, approval or registration from BNM where its activities fall within the general permissions under the FEP Notices. The Company's investment activities are strictly proprietary, conducted solely for its own account with its own capital, and involve no financial service, product or facility provided to any third party.

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All declarations in this notice are cumulative. Nothing in this section limits or modifies any other declaration in this notice, and all declarations shall be read together as the Company's comprehensive regulatory position under Malaysian law.

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Other Statutory Regimes

Trust Companies Act 1949. The Company does not act as trustee, executor or administrator, or provide fiduciary services to clients or the public. It neither manages estates nor holds assets in trust for third parties. Its appointment of a Labuan trust company as secretary and registered office provider does not constitute the carrying on of trust business by the Company.

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Money Services Business Act 2011

The Company conducts no currency exchange, remittance or wholesale currency business, and does not facilitate the transfer of funds for any person. It does not operate e-wallets, payment gateways or any other money services business requiring a licence under this Act. Securities Industry (Central Depositories) Act 1991. The Company does not operate a securities depository, maintain Central Depository System accounts for third parties, or perform clearing and settlement functions. All investments are held through licensed brokers and custodians in the founder's or the Company's own name, with no depository, nominee or intermediary service provided to any external party.

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Unclaimed Moneys Act 1965

The Company does not hold monies, dividends, deposits or other financial assets on behalf of third parties. Its cash flows are fully proprietary, and it does not act as custodian, registrar or trustee. Any sums that become payable by the Company to its own shareholders will be dealt with in accordance with this Act, where applicable.

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Anti-Money Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing, Anti-Restricted Activity Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001 ("AMLA")

The Company does not carry on money services business, remittance or financial intermediation for clients, and is not a reporting institution under the AMLA. It remains subject to the AMLA's general provisions as they apply to all persons.

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Co-operative Societies Act 1993

The Company does not pool funds through member contributions, operate a credit co-operative, or conduct any co-operative financing scheme.

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Anti-Corruption

The Company does not participate in, endorse or tolerate bribery, gratification or any corrupt practice under the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009 ("MACC Act"). Its activities are funded entirely by private capital and do not involve dealings with public funds, government contracts or procurement processes. The Company applies zero tolerance to corruption and conducts all investments and operations ethically, transparently and in accordance with applicable law. It is committed to maintaining adequate procedures to prevent corrupt practices, consistent with section 17A of the MACC Act.

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No Public Offering or Deposit-Taking

The Company does not take deposits, raise funds from the public through crowdfunding, bond or share offerings, or issue securities to the public, including by way of an initial public offering. It does not make, and does not intend to make, any offer or invitation to the public to subscribe for or purchase its shares, debentures or any interest in a collective investment scheme.​ Any participation by private co-investors is arranged privately, on a strictly limited basis, and without advertisement or invitation to the public. The Company does not act in any fiduciary, custodial or consumer-facing capacity, including trust services, fund management for clients or financial advisory roles.

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Taxation

The Company's corporate affairs will be governed by the Labuan Companies Act 1990. Its tax position will be determined under the Labuan Business Activity Tax Act 1990 ("LBATA") as a Labuan entity undertaking investment holding activities, being a Labuan non-trading activity.​ The applicable tax treatment is conditional on the Company meeting the substance requirements prescribed under the LBATA and its subsidiary legislation for its activities. The Company intends to meet those requirements on a continuing basis.​ The Company's income will be derived exclusively from its investments, including dividends, distributions, interest and gains on disposal. It will not derive income from any trade, business or the provision of services to third parties.

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Jurisdictional Scope

This notice addresses the laws of Malaysia only, including the laws applicable in the Federal Territory of Labuan. The Company does not carry on business in, or offer any product or service in, any jurisdiction outside Malaysia. Investments outside Malaysia are held solely as a passive investor, through duly licensed intermediaries, and remain subject to the laws governing those investments. References on this website to foreign investments or markets are for informational and analytical purposes only.

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Informational Purposes Only

Any views, commentary, economic analysis or research published on this website are for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing on this website constitutes investment advice, an offer to buy or sell any security or financial instrument, or a solicitation to manage funds.​ No representation is made as to the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. Readers should seek independent financial, legal and tax advice before acting on any information discussed.

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Website Terms

No reliance. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company accepts no liability for any loss or damage arising from any use of, or reliance on, this website or its contents.

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Forward-looking statements. Statements on this website about intentions, plans, structure or expectations reflect current intentions only. They may change without notice and are not guarantees of any outcome.

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No relationship created. Visiting this website or contacting the Company does not create any client, advisory, fiduciary or other relationship with the Company.

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Restricted jurisdictions. This website is not directed at any person in any jurisdiction where its publication or availability would be contrary to local law or regulation.

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Intellectual property. All content on this website, including text, research, graphics and the Dhanam Prabawa Holdings name and logo, belongs to the Company or its founder. No part may be reproduced, distributed or used without prior written consent.

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Third-party links. Links to third-party websites, including LinkedIn, are provided for convenience only. The Company is not responsible for their content or availability.

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Personal data. Any personal data received through this website is handled in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act 2010, as amended, and the Company's Privacy and Confidentiality notice.

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Governing law. This notice and any use of this website are governed by the laws of Malaysia, and the courts of Malaysia have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising from them.

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Amendments. The Company may amend this notice at any time. The version published on this website is the current version.

 

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Official Contact
Email: admin@dhanamprabawa.com

Fraud and Impersonation

Dhanam Prabawa Holdings reminds all stakeholders and visitors to remain vigilant against the unauthorised use of the firm's name, brand, or representatives.

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Dhanam does not accept capital from the public. The firm is a private investment holding company that manages proprietary and privately committed capital only, and any communication soliciting public investment, deposits, or payment under the Dhanam name is fraudulent by definition, regardless of how official it appears.

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Recognising Fraudulent Activity

Dhanam does not initiate contact with individuals through social media platforms, messaging applications, or any digital channel, including WhatsApp, Telegram, Facebook, or unsolicited email, to offer investment opportunities or request payment. Treat any of the following as a clear warning sign: a request for upfront fees, processing charges, or release payments before funds can supposedly be transferred, a promise of guaranteed or unusually high returns, pressure to act quickly or keep the opportunity confidential, or a request for personal identification, banking, or account access details.

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Official Channels of Communication

All official engagement with Dhanam is conducted exclusively through the contact details published on this website: email admin@dhanamprabawa.com and our verified LinkedIn page. Dhanam does not authorise any other email address, telephone number, or third-party platform to act, speak, or solicit on its behalf. Stakeholders are encouraged to verify any communication directly against these channels before responding or acting on it.

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Reporting Suspicious Activity

Anyone encountering suspicious outreach or activity involving the Dhanam name should not respond, click any link, or make any payment. The incident can be reported directly to Dhanam by email or through our official LinkedIn page, and, where financial loss or a credible threat is involved, should also be reported to the relevant law enforcement or financial regulatory authority in your jurisdiction. The safeguarding of trust, security, and confidentiality for all stakeholders remains a priority for Dhanam, and we appreciate your continued vigilance.

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