OFA Group's Shareholders Meeting to Propose Major Strategic Changes

Los Angeles, Friday, 17 October 2025.
On November 5, OFA Group will unveil three pivotal resolutions, including a USD 100 million Digital Asset Treasury, aiming to revolutionize growth and governance, shaping future stakeholder engagement.
Strategic Resolutions
The OFA Group, trading under the ticker symbol OFAL, has announced several strategic resolutions to be proposed at its upcoming Annual Shareholders’ Meeting on November 5, 2025. Key among these is the establishment of a Digital Asset Treasury (DAT), which will initially receive a capital commitment of at least USD 100 million [1]. This move aims to integrate advanced technologies like AI and Web3 into the digitization of real-world assets, tokenization, and blockchain-based trading infrastructure [1].
Financial and Governance Enhancements
In addition to the DAT, the OFA Group has secured USD 50 million in Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) financing. This capital injection will be used to advance proprietary Real World Asset (RWA) and AI technology platforms, support strategic real estate acquisitions, and expand global operations [1]. Furthermore, the company plans to seek shareholder approval for issuing Class B Super Voting Shares to its founding shareholders. This initiative is intended to ensure long-term strategic alignment and governance stability as the company embarks on its next growth phase [1].
Leadership Insights
Larry Wong, the Chief Executive Officer of OFA Group, emphasized the significance of these developments, stating, ‘The establishment of DAT marks a significant step in OFA Group’s evolution. It reinforces our commitment to leading innovation in the global digital economy’ [1]. Similarly, Keith Chong, the Chief Technology Officer, remarked, ‘This marks a defining moment for OFA Group. With enhanced capital strength, advanced technology platforms, and an upgraded governance model, we are positioned to lead the next era of the global RWA industry’ [1].
Implications for Stakeholders
The proposed resolutions are expected to have far-reaching implications for OFA Group’s operations and stakeholder engagement. By focusing on cutting-edge technologies and strategic governance, the company aims to enhance its competitive edge in the digital asset and real estate sectors [1]. The outcomes of the November 5 meeting will likely set the direction for OFA Group’s growth and governance strategies, impacting decisions related to state-owned enterprises, media, communications, and climate change [4].