OIO Group/$OIO

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About OIO Group

OIO Group operates as an investment and development platform operating through its subsidiary, ESA, which is a waste management, treatment, and recycling company involved in the collection and recycling of hazardous and non-hazardous industrial waste from customers such as pharmaceutical, semiconductor, petrochemical, and electroplating companies. ESA currently has two revenue streams, from: (i) services income which is mainly comprised of the fees it charges its customers for waste collection and disposal services, which fees are similar to those charged by ESA's competitors, and (ii) the sales and trading of ESA's circular products that are made and processed from the recycled waste collected from its customers with respect to its waste collection and disposal services.
Ticker
$OIO
Sector
Business services
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
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Headquarters
Singapore, Singapore
Website
oiogroup.co

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Bulls say / Bears say

The De Tomaso acquisition gives OIO exposure to limited-run P72 and P900 hypercars, with first deliveries expected in late 2026. GBC forecasts 2026 revenue of $21.7 million and adjusted EBITDA of $3.42 million, versus negative adjusted EBITDA in 2025. (Finanzwire, GlobeNewswire)
A proposed German engineering and production acquisition could add prototype development, low-volume manufacturing and technical capacity for the P72 and P900 programmes. It remains subject to due diligence, definitive agreements and funding, so the upside depends on completion. (Yahoo Finance)
ESA has secured a six-year offtake agreement to sell 500 tonnes of calcium fluoride each month from March 2026. That could make circular-product revenue more predictable and strengthen the recycling unit's growth prospects. (StockTitan)
The legacy business deteriorated in 2025: revenue fell to $5.83 million, adjusted EBITDA swung to a $1.37 million loss and net loss widened to $4.76 million. Weaker circular-product sales and higher costs show that the recycling operation is not yet a dependable earnings base. (StockTitan, Finanzwire)
OIO issued 333.3 million new shares for the De Tomaso deal, leaving former De Tomaso shareholders with about 95.8% of the company and allowing up to 10% more earnout shares. That sharply dilutes existing holders and leaves voting control highly concentrated. (StockTitan)
The annual report says OIO needs significant capital to fund growth and faces competition, commodity-price, regulatory and operational risks. The post-acquisition filing also flags liquidity, integration and Nasdaq-compliance risks, while the company has not yet provided clear guidance for the enlarged group. (StockTitan, StockTitan)
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