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Vestiage, Inc.

CIK: 15949682 Annual ReportsLatest: 2025-04-15

10-K / April 15, 2025

Revenue:N/A
Income:-$52,675

10-K / April 16, 2024

Revenue:N/A
Income:-$48,929

10-K / April 15, 2025

Company Summary: Vestiage, Inc.

Business Overview

  • Type of Company: Development stage company focused on mergers, acquisitions, and financial transactions.
  • Current Business Plan: Has not yet implemented a specific business plan or operational activities, actively seeking potential business combination opportunities.
  • Primary Industry Focus: Currently no active revenue-generating business; moving toward acquiring or merging with operating entities.

Historical Business Activities

  • Previous Operations (Until 2015):
    • Originally incorporated as The Harvard Learning Centers, Inc. in Florida (2006).
    • Had various business names and operations in retail, distribution, and hospitality before focusing on nutraceuticals through Vestiage Inc. (2013).
    • Vestiage Inc. (Post-2013): Was in the nutraceuticals business, marketing three health-related products.
    • Business Discontinuation: Operations abandoned in September 2015; legal custodianship established in 2021 due to lack of management, filing revocation of corporate charter.
    • Disposal of Business: Sold its subsidiary FFC (Fun Fitness Corporation) in December 2023, recognizing a small gain.

Current Activities and Focus

  • Merger and Acquisition Goals:
    • Moving toward mergers, acquisitions, and exploring business opportunities across various industries.
    • Currently seeking viable business combination opportunities without definitive agreements.
  • Target Sectors: No specific sectors specified; potential involvement in fitness industry (e.g., gyms) or related health sectors.
  • Partnerships and Potential Expansions:
    • Considering partnering or acquiring fitness gyms and related entities to generate revenue and establish brand presence.
  • Employees:
    • As of December 31, 2024, the company has 2 officers and 1 director.
    • Management has limited experience in acquisitions and is hiring additional personnel as funding becomes available.

Financial Highlights

  • Revenue: No revenue has been generated to date.
  • Net Income:
    • 2024: Loss of $52,675.
    • 2023: Net income of $48,929 (primarily from gain on disposal of subsidiary).
  • Assets & Liabilities (2024):
    • Total Assets: $0 (indicates no active operations or holdings).
    • Total Liabilities: $110,370.
    • Stockholders’ Deficit: $110,370.
  • Funding: Reliant on private offerings, shareholder loans, and advances from related parties; no external or income-generating activity currently.

Additional Details

  • Market Presence:
    • Quoted on OTC Pink Sheets under the symbol VEST.
    • Limited liquidity, no established public trading market.
    • As of April 10, 2025, stock closed at $0.0080 per share.
  • Shareholders:
    • Approximate shareholders: 856 holders.
    • Outstanding shares as of December 31, 2024: 363,578,236 common shares.
    • Largest shareholder: Well Profit Holdings Limited, holding the majority of voting shares (91.17%).

Key Developments and Management

  • Change of Control (August 2023):
    • Major shareholder sold 300,000 shares of Convertible Series D Preferred Stock and issued 305 million shares of restricted common stock to Well Profit Holdings Limited.
  • Management & Governance:
    • Currently no independent directors.
    • Management includes Raymond Fu (CEO, Chairman, CFO) and Timothy Lam (Secretary).
    • Management has limited experience in acquisitions; actively seeking to add expertise.

Summary

Vestiage, Inc. is currently a shell or development-stage company with no active revenue, operations, or customers. Its current focus is on seeking and executing business mergers or acquisitions, particularly in fitness and health-related sectors, to transition into an operational business. The company's assets are minimal, liabilities are present, and it relies on external funding and shareholder advances to sustain its activities.