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Nomadar lends $1M to investor-owned media firm at 32%+ annualized rate
Filed June 5, 2026 · Period ending June 2, 2026 · ~1 min read
Key Changes
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Board ratified $1M loan to Make A Mark Events, a media firm owned by one of Nomadar's own investors, creating a related-party transaction that was entered into before board approval.
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Loan charges 2.7% interest every 30 days (over 32% annualized), repayable in 30 days but renewable monthly for up to one year. Funds designated for advertising campaigns for the media firm's clients.
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Loan secured by media firm's client contracts and guaranteed jointly by the investor, the media firm, and its US affiliate, providing multiple layers of recourse.
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Summary
Nomadar disclosed that its board ratified a $1 million loan to Make A Mark Events, a media firm owned by one of the company's investors. The transaction was entered into on May 25 but only received board approval on June 2. The loan carries an unusually high interest rate of 2.7% per 30-day period, translating to over 32% annualized, and is ostensibly for funding advertising campaigns for the media firm's clients.
Retail investors should scrutinize why Nomadar is effectively acting as a high-interest lender to a related party rather than deploying capital in its core business. The structure raises questions about whether this represents the best use of shareholder capital or if it primarily benefits the investor who owns the media firm.
While the loan has multiple guarantees, the related-party nature and retroactive board ratification suggest weak governance controls. Watch for: (1) whether the loan is repaid on schedule or repeatedly renewed, and (2) any future disclosures about the advertising campaign's connection to Nomadar's business interests.
Section-by-Section Diff
Event · Item 1.01 — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement
Item 1.01 — Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement filed; see Key Changes for terms.
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The $1,000,000 is repayable within thirty days, is renewable for additional thirty day periods up to one year, and earns a return, due to the Company and to be paid by the Media Firm at a rate 2.7% every thirty days.
The $1 million is structured as a short-term loan repayable in 30 days, with the media firm paying Nomadar 2.7% interest every 30 days. The loan can be renewed in 30-day increments for up to one year. At 2.7% per 30 days, this represents an annualized rate exceeding 30%.
Event · Item 9.01 — Financial Statements and Exhibits
Nomadar filed an 8-K disclosing a Remunerated Private Investment Agreement with Make Mark LLC and Make a Mark Events SRL dated May 25, 2026.
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Remunerated Private Investment Agreement, between the Company, Make Mark LLC, and Make a Mark Events SRL, dated as of May 25, 2026.
Nomadar entered into a Remunerated Private Investment Agreement with Make Mark LLC and Make a Mark Events SRL on May 25, 2026. The agreement contains confidential portions that have been redacted from the public filing. The nature and terms of the investment are not disclosed in the 8-K body itself, only referenced as an attached exhibit.
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