VAYK to Acquire Up to $9 million in Time-share Vacation Properties Through Non-Cash Deals

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.

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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.

Positive

• Initial $90,000 MOU for timeshare acquisition with potential expansion to $9.0 million
• Strong Q1 2025 performance with $427,000 in revenue, on track for $1.5 million annual revenue
• Successful debt reduction of $2.55 million, with $2.37 million forgiven
• Profitable operations with $150K profit on $668K revenue in 2024
• Significant reduction in interest costs from $236K to $81K
• No toxic debt financing or free trade shares issued in over three years

Negative

• Acquisition strategy relies on stock-based payment which could lead to future dilution
• Success depends on efficient management of multiple timeshare properties
• Timeshare market volatility and management complexity could affect profitability

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ATLANTA, June 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Vaycaychella, Inc. (OTC Pink: VAYK) ("VAYK") management announced today the launch of a campaign to acquire time-share properties through non-cash deals. The company has reached an MOU to acquire $90,000 worth of timeshare in a non-cash deal, with the potential to increase the deal size to $9.0 million.

Timeshares Resold at Deep Discounts

Timeshares are often underperforming assets for most current owners. Many individuals purchase timeshares during vacation trips, mistakenly believing they will frequently return. However, their initial excitement often fades, leading to underutilization of their timeshare rights. Additionally, they lack the time or expertise to resell their annual rights, while still paying maintenance fees that may increase annually.

"For these reasons, timeshare rights are resold for cash at deep discounts," said Jason Armstrong, Director of the Board at VAYK. "According to a major resale broker, in 2024, a top Disney Vacation Club (DVC) resort like Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa costs $230 per point when purchased directly from Disney. However, it was resold by this broker at an average price of $151 per point. In other words, it is more than one-third cheaper to resell timeshare."

Mutually Beneficial Non-Cash Deals at Fair Value

Instead, current owners may sell their timeshares to VAYK at fair value in non-cash deals, paid in restricted stocks or preferred convertible stocks.

"This will be mutually beneficial," explained Armstrong. "The current owner will not suffer a financial loss and will have an upside if our share price increases. Meanwhile, those timeshares, while underperforming for current owners, can be well-managed to maximize cash revenue, in the hands of professional managers."

Economic scalability is another factor. "An individual with only one timeshare will never reach adequate efficiency to manage it. In contrast, a company like ours, with 20 or 50 timeshares, can manage them collectively and achieve much higher efficiency," said Armstrong.

May Exceeding 100% Revenue Growth Goal in 2025

VAYK is a vacation property renovation and operation company, focusing on short-term rentals. It reported $668K in operating revenue for 2024, with approximately $150K profit. The company has projected 100% operating revenue growth for 2025, after reporting $427,000 in revenue for the first quarter of 2025, and is set to reach about $1.5 million in annual revenue. This projection is based on its current line of business. If any new business plans are realized and generate significant revenue in 2025, the company will likely exceed its 100% revenue growth projection.

"This is a huge turnaround," emphasized Armstrong. "Three years ago, this company was a sinking ship, in deep debt of over $3 million and at risk of completely losing its overseas investment. Since the new management team took over, we have eliminated $2.55 million in debt, of which about $2.37 million was complete forgiveness or cancellation; we have sold our legacy investment overseas for a $320K profit; we have secured a joint-venture agreement to renovate and operate the famous Rufus Rose House, a downtown Atlanta historic landmark; and we have closed an acquisition of a property renovation company, expecting $1.4 million in operating revenue mostly generated from this line of business."

"Most importantly, we have achieved all of this without using any toxic debt financing. We have not issued any free trade shares for more than three years, and our interest costs have dramatically dropped to only about $81K in 2024, compared to $236K in interest payments in 2023," Armstrong highlighted.

Disclaimer/Safe Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Litigation Reform Act. The statements reflect the Company's current views with respect to future events that involve risks and uncertainties. Among others, these risks include the expectation that any of the companies mentioned herein will achieve significant sales, the failure to meet schedule or performance requirements of the companies' contracts, the companies' liquidity position, the companies' ability to obtain new contracts, the emergence of competitors with greater financial resources and the impact of competitive pricing. In the light of these uncertainties, the forward-looking events referred to in this release might not occur.

VAYK Contact:
Contact@Vaycaychella.com
+1 470-804-7144

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What is VAYK's plan for acquiring timeshare properties?

VAYK plans to acquire timeshare properties through non-cash deals using restricted stocks or preferred convertible stocks, starting with a $90,000 MOU that could expand to $9.0 million.

How much revenue did VAYK generate in 2024?

VAYK generated $668,000 in operating revenue with approximately $150,000 in profit for 2024.

What is VAYK's revenue projection for 2025?

VAYK projects 100% revenue growth for 2025, targeting approximately $1.5 million in annual revenue, having already achieved $427,000 in Q1 2025.

How has VAYK improved its financial position under new management?

Under new management, VAYK eliminated $2.55 million in debt, sold overseas investments for $320K profit, reduced interest costs to $81K, and avoided toxic debt financing for over three years.

What is the potential value of VAYK's timeshare acquisition strategy?

VAYK has an initial MOU for $90,000 worth of timeshare acquisition that could potentially expand to $9.0 million in total value.