Reporting
Transparency
What we report, how often, and where the records live.
What investors receive
The commitment below is what the operator intends to provide. It is a draft: whatever the operating agreement finally says will control, and no cadence here is promised until that document is executed.
- Quarterly operating report
- Within 45 days of quarter end: vehicles in service, utilisation, paid miles, gross revenue, network fees, operating costs by category, and cash position.
- Quarterly distribution statement
- What was distributed, what preferred return accrued and whether it was paid or carried forward.
- Annual summary
- Within 120 days of year end: full-year figures, fleet changes, and a plain statement of what diverged from plan and why.
- Tax reporting
- A Schedule K-1 for each member, issued as soon as the accounts allow. The company will say if it expects to be late.
- Expense ledger
- Published on this site and updated as capital is deployed. See the ledger below.
- Material events
- Promptly, outside the cycle: loss of network access, an adverse regulatory determination, a serious incident, a change in the revenue share, or anything else that changes the investment case.
Who prepares it, and to what standard. Reports are prepared by the operator from its own books, with bookkeeping support. They are not audited and not reviewed or compiled by an independent accountant. No third party attests to them. If the company later engages an auditor, this page will say so and will date the change.
Where to look
- Expense ledger Published spending by category against the raise.
- Escrow How subscription funds are held before deployment.
- Use of proceeds How the capital is intended to be allocated.
Limits of this page
Published figures are operator-prepared and, unless stated otherwise, neither reviewed nor audited by a third party. They are not a substitute for the reports and financial statements provided under the offering documents.