Vaycaychella, Inc. Successfully Completes Acquisition of $1 Million Home Engineering Company
Vaycaychella's Strategic Acquisition in Home Engineering
On January 30, 2025, Vaycaychella, Inc. (OTC Pink: VAYK) declared that it successfully acquired a 50% non-managerial ownership stake in a home engineering service company, located in Atlanta, Georgia. The transaction is significant, as the acquired company reported revenue of approximately $1 million for the year 2023, paired with a robust profit margin.
The terms of the acquisition involved issuing 500,000 Series B preferred shares to the company's owner in exchange for the stake. Each Series B preferred share carries a face value of $1.00 and allows for conversion into common shares at a unique price of $0.005. This conversion price marks an increase of over 500% compared to VAYK's most recent stock closing price. However, the conversion option will not be available until 24 months have passed, or the stock remains above the specified price for ten consecutive days.
The valuation of the acquisition price sets forth at $500,000 for the 50% stake, appealing considering it is grounded on a 1x Value/Revenue multiple, notably lower than the industry average in engineering and construction according to data provided by Eqvista.
In addition, Vaycaychella seeks further control over the acquired company. They reserve the right to purchase the remaining 50% ownership, contingent upon a cash payment alongside predetermined adjustments.
Pioneering New Business Model
This acquisition is seen as a vital component of Vaycaychella's larger business strategy aimed at entering the short-term rental market, particularly through platforms like Airbnb. According to Stephanie Anderl, Interim CEO of Vaycaychella, the integration of the home engineering company into their operations is set to catalyze a disruptive model that combines real estate development with cutting-edge rental management techniques leveraging AI technology.
“Our innovative approach will significantly redefine the short-term rental experience. We aspire to develop a $20 million portfolio with aspirations to scale it to $100 million,” states Anderl.
Targeting 2025 for the launch of this new business model, Vaycaychella is in active discussions with potential partners and investors. The home engineering service company specializes in residential renovations, which not only provides a viable growth path in its own right—potentially reaching between $2 million and $3 million—but also equips Vaycaychella with the capabilities needed to create customized residential properties aligned with their strategic ambitions.
Conclusion
Although the acquisition terms were finalized in the previous year, the deal had been delayed until this week due to mutual scheduling conflicts. Vaycaychella’s move is emblematic of its commitment to innovate within the real estate and short-term rental sector, aiming to establish a formidable presence in an increasingly competitive industry. As they lay the groundwork for this next chapter, all eyes will be on how effectively they can execute their ambitious plans going forward.