YayYo, Inc. Closes on $6,000,000 in financing.
The funding came from Bellridge Capital, a privately held investment firm. Bellridge Capital late last year also gave the company a $200,000 Bridge loan.
The funding Helps YayYo to continue to move forward with its business plan of its subsidiary, Rideshare car rentals, LLC. The www.RideSharerental.com platform is a peer-to-peer platform where individuals and fleet owners, including the fleet owned by the company, can list their cars to rent to rideshare drivers. The financing also help to fulfill one of the requirements of YayYo must satisfy in order to list its common stock on the Nasdaq Capital Market.
“We are very excited to have Bellridge Capital as an investor and partner in YayYo, Inc,” said Ramy El-Batrawi, CEO. “This provides further gives validation to YayYo’s business model”
About Bellridge
Bellridge Capital is a privately held investment firm that specializes in providing growth and development capital to emerging small and mid cap public and private companies. Bellridge Capital is a comprehensive and globally oriented investment firm with multiple investment strategies employed on a daily basis involving different sectors. The founder of Bellridge Capital Robert Klimov has extensive experience in the financial sector. Whenever an investment decision is made at Bellridge, the decision originates from many hours of authentic research into market data and market trends.
http://bellridgecapital.com/
The Company was also qualified on March 17th, 2017 by the Securities and Exchange Commission for a Regulation A+ Initial Public Offering to raise gross proceeds of $50 million. Interested investors can purchase shares directly at www.YayYoIpo.com.
YayYo, Inc., also recently announced that the Company has filed an application to list its common stock on the NASDAQ Capital Market..
Forward-Looking Statements
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