Golden Triangle Ventures Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) outlined a shareholder-focused plan announced Nov 6, 2025 to pursue a potential asset sale of operating divisions GoldenEra Development and Deep South Electrical Contractors while retaining GoFast Sports as a core brand.

The company said it will develop a FINRA-compliant shareholder alignment and compensation plan with defined record dates and participation rules, work on corporate cleanup (legacy legal, vendor, and preferred equity matters), and pursue organizational changes that could support an eventual uplisting to OTCQB. No definitive agreements have been signed; board approval and regulatory compliance are required.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) has begun a restructuring to remove more than $10 million of combined convertible debt and equity overhang, retire 1.4 billion shares, claw back ~2 billion shares, and reduce authorized shares to 7 billion. Under a definitive settlement the company will issue 680 million shares to retire roughly $7 million of convertible debt, with 1.4 billion shares to be permanently retired.

The plan also creates a corporate E*TRADE buyback program allocating 10% of subsidiary sales to open‑market repurchases. Management says the cleanup is in execution and expects completion within two weeks.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) acquired Deep South Electrical Contractors in a $4.0 million transaction announced Oct 8, 2025. Deep South currently generates $6–7M in annual revenue and is described as on track to exceed $10M in 2026. The business manages over 600,000 square feet of active projects, built 400+ ground-up multifamily developments in Texas, and serves national brands including Starbucks and Planet Fitness.

The deal is structured over a 3–5 year term with performance milestones; Deep South will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary and its president, Leo Garza, joins GTVH’s board.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) announced that its construction subsidiary, GoldenEra Development, has secured a significant residential development project in Austin, Texas, valued at over $750,000. The project represents the company's entry into one of America's fastest-growing real estate markets.

CEO Javier Leal emphasized that this contract marks just one revenue stream, with additional projects under review. The development demonstrates GoldenEra's capability to execute large-scale residential projects and positions the subsidiary to generate recurring revenue for Golden Triangle Ventures as it expands across residential, commercial, and infrastructure sectors.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC:GTVH) has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire a Texas-based electrical contracting firm with over $6 million in annual revenue. The target company serves major clients including Starbucks, Gold's Gym, and the Texas Department of Transportation, supporting 400+ active multifamily units.

The acquisition will operate under GTVH's construction division, GoldenEra Development. The deal structure includes retaining the current leadership team with a five-year milestone-based compensation plan. The target company brings cash-flow positive operations and maintains zero debt, positioning GoldenEra Development for enhanced self-performance capabilities across multiple disciplines.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC:GTVH) has announced the launch of GoldenEra Development, a wholly owned subsidiary that will anchor its Construction Division. The new subsidiary launches with multiple secured contracts and will focus on residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects.

Led by experienced management with a track record in infrastructure and technology developments across Texas, GoldenEra Development is positioned for immediate revenue generation. The subsidiary represents the first step in GTVH's broader expansion strategy for its Construction Division, aiming to create vertically integrated opportunities across its three core business units.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) has announced a significant governance transition, appointing Javier Leal as CEO. The company unveiled a new three-division structure focusing on: Construction & Development targeting the $2.1T U.S. construction market, Consumer Beverages & Wellness entering the $200B functional beverage market, and Manufacturing & Distribution aimed at the $186B contract manufacturing sector.

The company is strengthening its capital structure with a noteholder agreement to halt conversions, reducing dilution pressure. GTVH is also streamlining operations by removing non-producing entities and launching Go Fast Energy this week as its first major initiative under the new structure.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC: GTVH) has announced the acquisition of Go Fast Sports brand from Labor Smart, Inc. (OTC: LTNC). The transaction, structured uniquely through incoming CEO Javier Leal's contribution of 720 million personal LTNC shares without diluting GTVH stock, marks the company's strategic entry into the functional beverage market.

Founded in 1996, Go Fast Sports will anchor GTVH's Beverages & Health division, one of three business verticals alongside Construction & Infrastructure and Manufacturing & Distribution. The brand brings established recognition in extreme sports and motorsports communities, positioning GTVH for growth in the expanding energy and functional beverage category.

Golden Triangle Ventures (OTC PINK: GTVH) has announced a major strategic restructuring through a binding MOU that introduces new leadership and high-growth assets. The company will integrate a portfolio including consumer brands, corporate contracts, and a distribution company with $20 million in annual revenue.

Javier Leal has been appointed as the new leader, while current CEO Steffan Dalsgaard will step down to focus on Lavish Entertainment and Destino Ranch Resort development. The restructuring includes the spin-off of Lavish Entertainment into a separate public entity, with GTVH shareholders receiving an equity dividend in the new company. Additionally, the company plans to spin out LE Logistics and potential non-performing legacy assets to focus on high-growth opportunities.