Suntex to Acquire Two Firms in Push for Infrastructure Dominance

AUSTIN, TX – March 05, 2026 – Suntex Enterprises, Inc. (OTC: SNTX) today announced a significant strategic move to bolster its construction and infrastructure capabilities, signing a Letter of Intent (LOI) to acquire Deep South Electrical Contractors and GoldenEra Development from Golden Triangle Ventures, Inc. (OTC: GTVH). The deal signals Suntex’s aggressive push to become a vertically integrated force in the construction services sector.

The proposed acquisition would bring two active and revenue-generating companies under the Suntex umbrella, directly aligning with its recently declared strategy of building a national, full-service construction platform. While the final terms await definitive agreements and due diligence, the LOI marks a pivotal moment in Suntex's rapid expansion and a strategic realignment for Golden Triangle Ventures.

Building a Construction Powerhouse

This transaction is the latest in a series of calculated moves by Suntex to consolidate its position in the high-growth infrastructure market. The company's strategy appears focused on creating a self-sufficient entity capable of managing large-scale projects from land acquisition to final electrical fit-out. This acquisition directly follows Suntex’s acquisition of JA Development & Construction in December 2025, a firm founded by current Suntex CEO Javier Leal, which established a core construction platform for the company.

Just last month, Suntex formed Red Spur Land & Ranch Co., a subsidiary dedicated to acquiring and developing raw land in high-growth regions. The planned addition of Deep South Electrical and GoldenEra Development creates a powerful synergy. Suntex aims to evolve into a “complete contracting platform” that can self-perform both general construction and specialized electrical scopes, a capability that offers significant competitive advantages in project control, scheduling, and margin capture.

“This agreement represents another step in building Suntex into a stronger operating company,” said Javier Leal, CEO of Suntex Enterprises, in the official announcement. “Deep South Electrical Contractors and GoldenEra Development bring established operations and ongoing project activity. Bringing these businesses under the Suntex umbrella allows us to continue expanding our operational platform and scale.”

Leal’s leadership is a central thread in this corporate narrative. Having previously led the business portfolio at Golden Triangle Ventures before taking the helm at Suntex, his move to acquire these specific assets suggests a deliberate and well-understood strategy to consolidate his construction and development interests under the Suntex banner.

A Tale of Two Companies

The assets Suntex intends to acquire are not startups but established businesses with significant operational track records. Deep South Electrical Contractors, which specializes in commercial and industrial electrical work, has a robust project history, including over 400 ground-up multifamily developments in Texas and work for national brands like Starbucks and Planet Fitness.

Golden Triangle Ventures originally acquired Deep South in October 2025 for $4.0 million. At that time, the electrical contractor was generating between $6 million and $7 million in annual revenue, with projections to surpass $10 million in 2026. The company currently manages over 600,000 square feet of active projects, making it a valuable operational asset.

GoldenEra Development, launched by GTVH in the third quarter of 2025, quickly proved its value by securing a $750,000 development contract in Austin shortly after its inception. Together, these two companies provide Suntex not just with new revenue streams but with the technical expertise and project backlogs needed to immediately compete for larger, more complex infrastructure projects.

The Strategic Divestment

For Golden Triangle Ventures, the sale represents a strategic pivot rather than a retreat. The divestment is part of a broader corporate realignment designed to streamline operations, address legacy financial obligations, and sharpen its focus on its portfolio of consumer and manufacturing brands, most notably the GoFast Sports and Snapt Beverages lines.

In recent months, GTVH has been transparent about its efforts to clean up its balance sheet and strengthen its internal structure for long-term stability. The company reported removing millions in historical debt and described its third quarter of 2025—the same quarter it acquired Deep South and launched GoldenEra—as a transformational period that shifted it from legacy challenges to a growth-ready platform.

The divestiture allows GTVH to unlock the value of its construction assets while reallocating capital and management attention to its core brands. The company has emphasized that its shareholder interests are a top priority in this process, with plans for a FINRA-compliant compensation plan to ensure existing shareholders benefit from the restructuring.

Market Consolidation and Future Outlook

Suntex’s move is reflective of broader trends within the construction industry, where consolidation and vertical integration are key strategies for achieving scale and efficiency. The ability to self-perform critical trades like electrical work is highly coveted, as it mitigates risks associated with subcontractor availability and performance while improving profitability.

Valuations in the sector remain strong, with specialty contractors often commanding premium multiples based on their project backlogs, market position, and management teams. By acquiring established operators like Deep South and GoldenEra, Suntex is executing a classic roll-up strategy, buying proven revenue and expertise to accelerate its own growth.

While the deal is still contingent upon the finalization of definitive agreements, the execution of the LOI sends a clear message to the market. Suntex Enterprises is aggressively building an integrated infrastructure and construction services company, and it is using strategic M&A as its primary tool. The successful integration of these new assets will be critical in determining whether Suntex can realize its ambition of becoming a dominant player in the field.