Maha Capital AB (publ) (“Maha” or the “Company”) announces that its subsidiary, Keo Canada, has signed a revolving senior loan facility of up to MCAD 50 with a leading Canadian bank (a Big Six Canadian Bank) to fund WorKEO’s loan portfolio in Canada and scale operations. The Canadian market launch is expected in June 2026.
A Funding Facility That Enables Significant Market Growth
This facility provides Keo with the funding infrastructure to deploy capital at scale in Canada's large and underpenetrated B2B supply chain financing market. With an advance rate of up to 80% of eligible receivables, the facility supports theoretical annual billings of approximately MCAD 375, representing substantial revenue generation potential from day one of operations.
The facility carries a one-year revolving period, automatically extendable for an additional year, priced at CORRA plus 300 basis points area (approximately 6.5% at current levels) reflecting competitive current market conditions and consistent with comparable asset-backed financing structures. The company will act as performance guarantor for Keo Canada’s obligations under the facility, subject to maintaining a minimum tangible net worth of MUSD 60.
June 2026 Launch Marks a Key Inflection Point
The closing of this facility with one of Canada's leading financial institutions shows the portability of Keo's underwriting capabilities and business model. With funding secured and WorKEO Canada operations set to go live during the month of June, Keo is positioned to begin generating portfolio volume and revenue in one of North America's most attractive fintech markets.
“Securing this facility with one of the Big Six Canadian Bank is a landmark milestone which gives us the liquidity to grow disciplined and profitability in a large market. We are ready to launch,” said Maha’s CEO, Roberto Marchiori.
WorKEO: Embedded Financing at the Core of B2B Commerce
WorKEO is a digital platform offering embedded inventory financing and payables optimization. It provides corporate clients with a revolving credit line to pay supplier invoices and operating expenses, improving buyers cash flows while enabling suppliers to accelerate receivables. The model is capital-efficient, scalable, and directly addresses a structural financing gap in the Canadian B2B market.
Alvarez & Marsal Financial Services and Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP are acting as transaction advisors to Maha.