VAYCAYCHELLA INC Stock Price, News & Analysis

Vaycaychella (OTC:VAYK) has appointed Jason Armstrong as its new CEO, replacing Interim CEO Stephanie Anderl. Armstrong, who previously served as a board director and led the company's house engineering services business, aims to drive organic growth towards $3-5 million in revenue.

Armstrong's division is projected to achieve 100% revenue growth in 2025. While the company has identified potential M&A opportunities worth $20 million, management will postpone acquisition activities until share prices reach more favorable levels. The company recently acquired 50.1% of Armstrong's short-term rental renovation business in December 2024.

Vaycaychella (OTC Pink: VAYK) has announced strong revenue projections for 2025, anticipating 100% operating revenue growth for the year. The company expects to report approximately $600,000 in operating revenue for the first half of 2025, nearly matching their entire previous year's revenue.

Management projects annual revenue to exceed $1 million, potentially reaching $1.2-1.4 million. Additionally, VAYK has commenced work on the Rufus Rose House project, a historic landmark renovation in downtown Atlanta that could be valued at $5-8 million upon completion.

Vaycaychella (OTC Pink: VAYK) has disclosed significant insider buying activity, with an undisclosed insider accumulating nearly 15 million shares of common stock. The insider's holdings have increased substantially from 4.2 million shares in December 2024 to 14.6 million shares as of June 30, 2025.

Interim CEO Stephanie Anderl emphasized that these purchases were made at the insider's discretion, and the company maintains a neutral stance on its stock price. The insider has indicated potential future purchases but has not specified timing or volume. As a non-SEC reporting company, VAYK is disclosing this information through alternative channels for transparency purposes.

Vaycaychella (OTC Pink: VAYK) has announced the cancellation of 20 million shares at no cost to the company, aimed at increasing shareholder value. The company has not issued any free-tradable shares since May 2022 and has eliminated $2.55 million in convertible debt, with $2.37 million being complete forgiveness.

VAYK has made only two restricted share issuances: 43 million shares at $0.0073 and 20 million shares at $0.0008 (now cancelled). Earlier this year, the company issued $500,000 of preferred shares with a conversion price of $0.005 to acquire a company generating $680,000 in profitable revenue.

Vaycaychella (VAYK) has announced plans to acquire timeshare properties through non-cash deals, starting with a $90,000 MOU that could expand to $9.0 million. The company will acquire timeshares at fair value using restricted stocks or preferred convertible stocks, targeting underutilized properties that are often resold at deep discounts. VAYK reported $668K in operating revenue for 2024 with $150K profit and projects 100% revenue growth in 2025, having already achieved $427,000 in Q1 2025. The company has made significant progress under new management, eliminating $2.55 million in debt, selling overseas investments for $320K profit, and securing new ventures including the Rufus Rose House renovation project. VAYK has avoided toxic debt financing and hasn't issued free trade shares for over three years, while reducing interest costs from $236K in 2023 to $81K in 2024.

Vaycaychella (VAYK) has announced ambitious growth targets, aiming for 100% operating revenue growth to reach $1.4 million in 2025, up from $668K in 2024. The company reported Q1 2025 revenue of $427,000. Under new management, VAYK has achieved a significant turnaround, eliminating $2.55 million in debt, with $2.37 million forgiven or cancelled. The company sold its overseas investment for a $320K profit and secured a joint venture to renovate the historic Rufus Rose House in Atlanta. VAYK also acquired a property renovation company, which is expected to generate most of its operating revenue. The company has avoided toxic debt financing, hasn't issued free trade shares in over three years, and reduced interest costs from $236K in 2023 to $81K in 2024.

Vaycaychella (VAYK) expects to report over $400,000 in Q1 2025 revenue, representing more than half of its entire 2024 revenue of $700,000. The company anticipates its 2025 annual revenue may exceed $1 million, driven by growing service demand.

VAYK has initiated the Rufus Rose House project, renovating a historic Atlanta landmark into a boutique short-term rental property, with an estimated completion value of $5-8 million. Additionally, the company is developing a new business model integrating real estate development, financial engineering, social accountability, and AI-based short-term rental management.

Vaycaychella (VAYK) has disclosed significant insider buying activity, with an undisclosed insider accumulating 14 million shares through open market purchases since November. The insider's buying pattern shows accelerated accumulation, with over 10 million shares purchased in the first four months of 2025, including 2 million shares in the last 10 trading days. Specifically, the insider held 4.2 million shares by December 2024 and increased holdings to 11.7 million shares by March 2025.

Interim CEO Stephanie Anderl emphasized that these purchases were made at the insider's discretion, and the company maintains a neutral stance on share price and investment decisions. As a non-SEC reporting company, VAYK chose to disclose this information through alternative channels for transparency purposes.

Vaycaychella (OTC Pink: VAYK) has amended its annual report for 2024, correcting a major clerical error to report $668,000 in operating revenue with an operating profit of $71,000. The company also realized a $320K profit from selling Cuban legacy assets, resulting in a net profit of $309,000.

Key financial highlights include:

• Total assets increased to $2.9 million from $1.8 million year-over-year
• Liabilities increased by only $367,000
• Interest expense decreased to $81K from $236K in 2023
• Cash position improved to $27K from zero in 2023

Under new management, VAYK has achieved significant turnaround by eliminating $2.55 million in debt, selling overseas investments profitably, securing a joint venture for the Rufus Rose House renovation in Atlanta, and acquiring a property renovation company. The company accomplished these milestones without using toxic debt financing.