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HOLD ME LTD's SEC filings document material-event disclosures through Form 6-K reports. The filing record centers on formal current reports for HMELF, including corporate developments that the company discloses to the market through regulatory submissions.
Hold Me Ltd. files its annual report on Form 20-F describing a very early-stage business with severe financial strain. The company generated no revenue in 2025 and only 55,845 NIS of consulting revenue in 2024, has an accumulated deficit of 4,724,346 NIS and stockholders’ deficiency of 3,551,822 NIS, and its auditor raises substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.
The digital payments platform has been discontinued after failing to attract customers, and the company currently has no customers and minimal operations while exploring a shift toward non-bank lending using limited Israeli credit licenses. Governance and control risks are high: CEO and controlling shareholder Menachem Shalom owns 10,000,000 preferred shares convertible into up to 1,000,000,000 ordinary shares and approximately 87% of existing ordinary shares, giving him effective control while the company is not yet compliant with several Israeli corporate governance requirements and has multiple material weaknesses in internal controls.
The report also highlights significant geopolitical risk from operating entirely in Israel amid ongoing conflict, exposure to penny stock trading constraints if a market develops, potential dilution from future capital raises, and extensive risk disclosures around cybersecurity, reliance on Amazon Web Services, supplier concentration, possible future lending-related regulation, and complex U.S. and Israeli legal and regulatory regimes.
Hold Me Ltd. reported that it will not proceed with a proposed acquisition of Synthetic Darwin LLC. The company had announced a binding letter of intent on July 24, 2025, but the parties mutually determined to terminate discussions.
The filing states there are no claims or unresolved disputes between the parties following the termination.