Fondo Petrolia, C.A. is a Venezuela-based specialized investment and financial services company that provides financing, capital allocation, and asset management solutions tailored to the hydrocarbons industry and its ancillary sectors. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Caracas, Venezuela, the company operates primarily through the investment and financing segment dedicated to strengthening the operational capacity, physical capital, and technology of oil and gas service contractors, equipment suppliers, and engineering firms. Rather than engaging in direct upstream crude exploration or joint-venture production, the company focuses on deploying structured capital across the broader energy value chain. Fondo Petrolia, C.A. provides a comprehensive portfolio of financial and investment solutions, including: structured working capital facilities and short-to-medium-term credit lines for oilfield service providers; project financing and capital expenditure funding for machinery, tooling, and industrial equipment acquisition; equity and mezzanine co-investments for energy infrastructure and maintenance initiatives; vendor and supply chain financing for commercial suppliers; asset-backed funding for hydrocarbon transportation, logistics, storage, and processing operations; and financial administration and structuring advisory for enterprises in related metalworking, chemical, and industrial technology support sectors across Venezuela. In recent developments, Fondo Petrolia, C.A. completed its public offering process authorized by the Superintendencia Nacional de Valores (SUNAVAL) under Providencia No. 061-2024, listing its Class B common shares on the Caracas Stock Exchange (Bolsa de Valores de Caracas) under the ticker symbol PCP.B in October 2025. In strategic alliance with Kairos Valores Casa de Bolsa, C.A. acting as its lead placement and structuring agent, the company established broad distribution channels for its equity securities to channel domestic private and institutional capital into energy support operations. In July 2026, the company held an Extraordinary General Shareholders' Assembly that approved a major capital increase from 20.0 million Venezuelan bolívares to 1.20 billion Venezuelan bolívares through the issuance of new common shares, significantly expanding its equity base to scale up financing facilities for oilfield contractors and service providers nationwide.