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| Formation | 10 December 2001; 20 years ago |
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| Founders | Alexandus Venio II Sando Porza |
| Type | Sodesterium |
| Registration no. | S-991755563 |
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The Venio-Porza Sodesterium, commonly known as the Venio-Porza Company, is a Caphirian sodesterium (a central holding company with interlocking business relationships and diversified assets controlled by a person or family). The Venio-Porza Sodesterium is joint-controlled by business magnates Alexandus Venio II and Sando Theodatelio Porza, with Venio's primary assets coming from his controlling ownership of Quicksilver Industries and Porza's assets coming from his ownership of Porza Malercani Capital, the largest company by revenue and largest hedge fund in the country respectively.
The Venio-Porza Company was formed in 2001 as a way for both Venio II and Porza to balance their principal assets from the defense and financial industries by acquiring large holdings in various businesses. This range includes retail businesses, electronics manufacturers, media productions, flight services, and more. The Venio-Porza Company's largest acquisition was in 2011 when it became the majority-owner of the Petalstone Group, a global electronics and media conglomerate, for over $300 billion. The Petalstone Group also operates a dozen "unlisted" companies with a wide range of interests include shipbuilding, construction, life insurance, advertising, and more.
Very little public information exists on the exact structure and nature of the sodesterium; all of its holdings are held through a wide network of shell companies, legally the only two employees are Venio and Porza, and due to an exploit in corporate law, the Venio-Porza Sodesterium is not required to disclose its financials publicly. Independent audits have suggested that Venio-Porza is one of the world's largest non-governmental privately held companies by revenue and has massive influence over Caphiria's industries.