Oyocar Group Inc.

Oyocar Group Inc. is a Nevada-incorporated U.S. company focused on acquiring, refurbishing, and reselling used vehicles. It sources vehicles primarily in the United States and serves both domestic buyers and international customers, particularly in the Dominican Republic, while also handling shipping, customs clearance, and delivery logistics.

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— Oyocar Group Inc.
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Used vehicle resale70% Purchase and resale of used cars sourced mainly from the U.S. market.
Refurbishment and repairs15% Inspection, repair, and upgrade work performed before resale or export.
Export logistics15% Shipping coordination, customs clearance, and delivery for overseas buyers.

The company sells to individual and commercial buyers in the United States who want used vehicles, as well as overseas...

  • Domestic retail buyersprimary

    U.S. customers buying used vehicles for personal transportation and convenience.

  • International retail buyersprimary

    Overseas customers, especially in the Dominican Republic, buying U.S.-sourced vehicles for import.

  • Export and import intermediariessecondary

    Buyers or agents that rely on the company for shipping, customs clearance, and delivery coordination.

Oyocar sources vehicles primarily from the United States, which is the core supply market for its inventory...

  • Vehicles are sourced primarily in the United States
  • Domestic sales are made within the U.S. market
  • International demand is particularly tied to the Dominican Republic
  • Cross-border shipping and customs handling are part of the model
  • U.S. sourcing supports access to a broad used-car inventory

The company’s strategy is to combine vehicle sourcing, refurbishment, and export logistics into a single transaction...

01
Expand vehicle sourcing and resale volumeshort-term

Higher inventory turnover is central to scaling a used-car trading model.

02
Strengthen export executionmedium-term

International sales depend on reliable shipping, customs, and delivery.

03
Secure operating capitalshort-term

Inventory purchases and logistics require ongoing working capital.

The business is exposed to inventory, logistics, and cross-border execution risk because it depends on buying,...

critical

Going-concern and financing dependence

The company states it will require additional capital to meet long-term operating requirements.

Scope
Working capital, inventory purchases, and operating continuity
Materiality
high
high

Inventory and resale execution risk

Used vehicles must be sourced, refurbished, and sold before value is tied up too long.

Scope
Vehicle inventory and gross profit realization
Materiality
high
medium

International shipping and customs risk

Export sales depend on logistics, customs clearance, and regulatory compliance.

Scope
Dominican Republic and other overseas deliveries
Materiality
medium
medium

Repair and refurbishment cost variability

Vehicle condition determines the amount of work needed before resale.

Scope
Per-unit margins and turnaround time
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition for vehicle sales
Affects timing of reported sales and receivables
Inventory valuation
Can affect gross profit through write-downs
Going-concern assessment
Signals uncertainty around asset realization and liability settlement
Related-party and equity financing
Affects liquidity, dilution, and balance-sheet presentation

: 29/04/2026