Invech Holdings, Inc. — Cyborg Score 3/10

Challenged
Corporate compliance and regulatory consulting

Strategic Profile

Its business model is regulatory compliance consulting for public companies and possible acquisitions of operating companies in the public company compliance industry. The company has a going concern explanatory paragraph, minimal cash, and plans to fund working capital and its Paragon Rentals SaaS platform, acquired via a $450,000 convertible promissory note.

Cyborg Score Rationale

The company has a market capitalization of approximately $6.53M as of June 2026. Filing shows dilution risk, going concern issues and significant risk factors including operating losses, potential dilution from preferred stock arrangements, penny stock restrictions, and concentrated control.

Top Insights

  • (February 2026) Ownership transferred from Small Cap Compliance, LLC to Alexander M. Woods-Leo in major shareholder transaction
  • (April 2026) Registered 30M shares with GHS Investments for up to $10M equity facility, creating substantial dilution risk
  • Paragon Rentals SaaS platform represents shift toward software revenue alongside regulatory consulting
  • Penny stock trading with extreme volatility (reached $7.90 in December 2025, collapsed to $0.065 by June 2026)

Named Competitors

  • Corporate Services — Regulatory document drafting and SEC compliance
  • OTC Disclosure Services — OTC-specific regulatory documentation

Recent Developments

  • (February 2026) Ownership change: Small Cap Compliance, LLC sold 300,000 Convertible Series A Preferred shares and 90M restricted common shares to Alexander M. Woods-Leo for $350,000
  • (April 2026) Registered 30M common shares for resale with GHS Investments under $10M equity line arrangement
  • (June 2026) Stock price declined to $0.065, down 53.57% in one week and 39.25% in one month

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