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State-owned dredging company spends MVR 1.05 billion without generating any revenue

The Auditor General's Office reported that Peninsula Infrastructure Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of MACL set up for dredging and land reclamation at Velana International Airport, generated no revenue from October 8, 2026 through the end of that year, recording a loss of MVR 31,000. The report also states the company spent MVR 1.05 billion on projects through the end of 2025, offset against debt owed to MACL, which has given written assurance to fund its operations.

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What happened

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  1. Mon 2 Nov
    The Auditor General's Office signed and released a financial audit report on Peninsula Infrastructure Private Limited. on November 2, 2026 only Raajje (English) According to the report signed and released by Auditor General Hussain Niyazy on November 2, 2026, the company generated no revenue during this period.

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Promises in this story

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  • Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL) · Provide the necessary funding to cover Peninsula Infrastructure's operational expenses and debt obligations.

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How the reporting differs

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Figures in these reports

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  • MVR 115.47 million total assets (projected) Raajje (English) the company's total assets are projected to be valued at MVR 115.47 million by the end of 2025.

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  • MVR 11.37 million total equity Raajje (English) The company's total equity stands at MVR 11.37 million, which includes MVR 11.40 million in issued shares, offset by an accumulated loss of MVR 31,000.

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  • MVR 104.10 million total liabilities Raajje (English) the report highlights that the company carries total liabilities of MVR 104.10 million owed to various parties.

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  • MVR 1.05 billion spending on projects Raajje (English) the company spent MVR 1.05 billion on various projects through the end of 2025.

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  • 500 million shares authorized capital shares Raajje (English) the company's authorized capital consists of 500 million shares, of which 113,985 shares have been issued to date.

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  • 113,985 shares shares issued Raajje (English) of which 113,985 shares have been issued to date.

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  • Peninsula Infrastructure was awarded the Ras Male' reclamation project and physical works have commenced and are underway. in 2025 Ras Male' Raajje (English) Furthermore, the company was also awarded the Ras Male' reclamation project in 2025. It is noteworthy that physical works have already commenced and are currently underway.

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