DCHH Notes Program
Our term-based financing Notes are structured instruments designed to support the day-to-day operations of the business while also funding growth initiatives and strategic asset acquisitions. Capital is deployed with a clear mandate, defined objectives, and disciplined oversight, ensuring funds are used efficiently and in line with agreed parameters.
Under this structure, Note Holders provide capital that is actively managed on their behalf, with targeted profit rate distributions linked to the performance of the underlying activities rather than fixed interest. Management acts as a steward of the capital, executing investments, operating the business, and pursuing acquisitions within a pre-defined framework, while maintaining transparency and accountability throughout the life of the notes.
The result is a flexible financing solution that aligns the interests of our capital providers, encourages responsible deployment of funds, and supports sustainable, long-term value creation for the business.
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Mudarabah Capital Notes with 3 to 5 year maturities and target annualized profit rates of up to 7%, paid quarterly. Up to 50% of note sale proceeds may be allocated to Bitcoin, with the remainder used to fund operations, develop yielding treasury assets, and originate investment products or business lines. In addition to principal repayment, at maturity, note holders receive a minority percentage share of total profits from the Mudarabah capital. Principal is not capital-protected at maturity.
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Wakalah bi al Istithmar Notes with 1 to 8 year maturities and annualized target distribution rates of up to 9%, paid quarterly. Up to 80% of note sale proceeds are deployed in Bitcoin, with the remainder allocated to yielding assets and hedging tools. Principal is not capital-protected at maturity.
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Wakalah bi al Istithmar Notes with 4 to 8 year maturities and annualized target distribution rates of up to 8%, paid quarterly. Up to 20% of note sale proceeds may be deployed in Bitcoin, with the remainder used for the acquisition of physical assets that can be managed or leased, such as properties and operating businesses, with one note issued per asset. In addition to possible note strategies focused on a specific sector or country. Principal is not capital-protected at maturity.
These initiatives are designed to provide unique alternatives and enhancements to the global Islamic fixed-income market, which today stands at $1 trillion. With an estimated $100 billion of these instruments set to mature and require reinvestment over the next five years, our programs are strategically positioned to absorb a portion of this capital.
The information contained herein is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities or other financial instruments. Nothing contained in these materials constitutes investment, legal, or tax advice, nor does it form the basis of or should be relied upon in connection with any contract, commitment, or investment decision. Prospective investors in any investment opportunity should conduct their own due diligence and consult with their own professional advisors before making any investment.