Safa Global Capital

SAFA GLOBAL CAPITAL · MALTA

Real Assets.
Ethical Capital.

A Maltese-domiciled investment group structured under EU MiFID II with AAOIFI-aligned governance. $80M Strategic Platform Valuation across 13 operating companies in the Excellence Fund. Building toward STAC, the Safa Global Sukuk Programme, and an institution designed to outlive its founders.

Founder seats limited to 1,000. Voting rights in the first ordinary Founders meeting planned for 2027.

Society membership open globally where lawful.

The architecture

Safa Global Capital
The State
Safa Global Foundation
Legislation
Safa Global Mint
Central Bank
Safa Global Custody
Secure Vault
Safa Global Ventures
Ethical Venture Capital
Safa Global Society
Our People

The thesis

An institution designed to outlive its founders.

Safa Global is a Maltese asset-backed investment group built on three founding commitments: every instrument represents real, identified, valued assets; every structure is Islamic-ethically aligned; every decision is made on a ten-year horizon, not a quarterly one.

The commitments are not marketing language. They are constitutionally entrenched in the Safa Global Foundation, a Maltese private purpose foundation that holds binding Class F veto over any operating decision that touches them. Operating managers run the day-to-day; the Foundation oversees the identity-defining decisions; Shariah Boards hold binding authority where it applies.

The endgame is steward-ownership. Over the next decade, controlling shares of the operating group transfer to the Foundation. Like the Hans Wilsdorf Stiftung owns Rolex since 1944, like the Robert Bosch Stiftung holds Bosch, like INGKA Foundation owns IKEA, like the Patagonia Purpose Trust owns Patagonia. The institution survives the founders.

By the numbers

What we are today.

A snapshot of the ecosystem as it stands. Real ventures, real geographies, real community forming around an asset-backed thesis.

Strategic Platform Valuation
$80M
Conglomerate Premium framework, conservative anchor
Portfolio Companies
13
Active Across 8 Sectors
Global Presence
5+
Countries in Europe, Middle East, Americas
Safa Global Society
1,000
Founding member positions, by application

Structure

Built on assets. Structured for the long term.

Read the structure before you read the deals. The framework is the product.

01

Sukuk-style framework

Asset-backed by design, not by promise.

Every instrument represents pro-rata beneficial ownership in tangible assets, real estate, infrastructure, ventures, commodities. Profit and loss flow with the underlying performance, never disconnected from the real economy.

02

Malta domicile

EU-regulated, MFSA-supervised.

Safa Global Capital is being established in Malta under the EU MiFID II and Prospectus Regulation private-placement framework, with the MFSA emerging as a leading EU jurisdiction for Sukuk issuance.

03

AAOIFI alignment

Independent Shariah Advisory Board.

Structure and instruments are designed for alignment with AAOIFI Standards 17 (Investment Sukuk) and 23, with quarterly review by an independent Shariah Advisory Board and pre-issuance fatwa.

The horizon

A ten-year build.

Safa Global is structured as a ten-year vision from 2026 to 2036. Each phase builds on the last. Patient capital and ethical alignment compounding over time.

01 · 2026 - 2028

Foundation

The five-entity Maltese architecture takes shape. Safa Global Foundation registers as the independent oversight body. Shariah Advisory Board seated. Capital, Mint, Custody, and Ventures incorporated and authorised. Excellence Fund formalised at $80M Strategic Platform Valuation across 13 operating companies. Safa Global Society launches with the four membership tiers; the Founders Club opens its 1,000 numbered seats.

02 · 2028 - 2031

Expansion

Geographic expansion across MENA, the EU, and select LATAM markets. Real-estate pipeline activates (Jumeirah Acapulco, Torino). Excellence Fund portfolio scales. STAC public issuance under MICA Article 18 with binding Phase B token voting on whitepaper amendments. Cross-border STAC distribution under MICA-aware passporting. Foundation Reserved Matters operating cadence established.

03 · 2031 - 2036

Integration

Full ecosystem maturity. Self-sustaining capital and venture cycle. Foundation institutional maturity assessed for potential redomicile to Switzerland. Steward-ownership transition begins as the Founder transfers controlling shares of Safa Global Partners to the Foundation. Long-term legacy infrastructure across education, energy, hospitality, and digital integrated into the Safa Global economic and social thesis.

Institutional architecture

Governance designed for permanence.

The capital sits inside a five-entity Maltese architecture under independent Foundation oversight. The Foundation reviews identity-defining decisions. Operating management runs the day-to-day. Shariah Boards hold binding authority where it applies.

01

Constitutional steward

Safa Global Foundation

A Maltese private purpose foundation, in formation, holding binding Class F veto over the three founding commitments: asset-backed, Islamic-ethically aligned, long-horizon. Designed to outlive any one generation of operating management.

About the Foundation
02

Regulatory anchor

Malta MFSA pathway

Safa Global Capital is being established in Malta as a Maltese AIFM under AIFMD and a distributor of STAC under MiFID II. The Safa Global Sukuk Programme is structured for listing on the MFSA Institutional Financial Securities Market.

Regulatory framework
03

Shariah governance

Islamic Ethics and Shariah Boards

The Islamic Ethics Advisory Board screens investment-thesis decisions. The Shariah Advisory Board issues binding per-series fatwa for Sukuk issuance under AAOIFI Standard 29. Both seated inside the Foundation, structurally independent of operating management.

Shariah governance

Two ways to participate

Read what we are building, then choose your level.

Safa Global Society is the community layer. The Founders Club is the founding members inside it. The investment products (STAC and Sukuk) are regulated and gated; membership and qualification are independent paths.

Membership is community participation, not an investment. It confers no equity, no asset allocation, no expectation of financial return. Investment offerings are regulated separately and restricted to qualified investors in compliant jurisdictions.