INVESTMENT PORTAL
The Math
Works.
A disciplined acquisition platform converting established, cash-flowing convenience stores into modern, EV-ready, solar-powered neighborhood hubs.

Convenience stores act as a recession hedge. Customers make more frequent trips to convenience stores during downturns, driving steady daily cash flow from fuel, EV charging, foodservice and retail.
Convenience stores are also a reliable investment during the collapse of a frothy stock market. Capital moves to businesses that are growing and producing income. With the income produced we can safely and reliable declare dividends to benefit our shareholders.
This stability allows QuickTime to generate reliable cash in tough public markets. This combination of defensive performance and cash‑yielding strength makes convenience stores a compelling anchor in any investment portfolio.

QuickTime's Solutions
Fragmented Market, Scalable Platform of existing profitable convenience stores with gas and diesel fuel
Solar Energy Transition, EV Charging, and Dwell-Time Monetization with a Contemporary Cafe
Real Assets with Margin Expansion Potential
Private-to-Public Value Gap Opportunity, Buy At 3-5 Multiple; After IPO, Value 10-30x
Operator-Led Discipline - Founded by experienced owner operators and investors.
Modernization And QuickTime Service From Our Employee Owners Ensures Organic Growth
Projected Annual Revenue and EBITDA
Public Company Valuation
Company Overview
Fragmented Market, Scalable Platform
Solar Energy Transition, EV Charging, and Dwell-Time Monetization
Real Assets with Margin Expansion Potential
Private-to-Public Value Gap Opportunity: Buy at 3–5x multiple; after IPO, value 10–30x.

The Market Gap
Why the Convenience Market Is Due for a Reset
Traditional convenience stores are fragmented and outdated. EV charging is unlocking a new customer behavior — but most operators are leaving that value on the table.
Fragmented & Under-Modernized
The U.S. convenience store sector is highly fragmented, with tens of thousands of independents operating on thin margins with no integrated technology, No EV infrastructure, and no modern retail experience.
EV Charging Creates New Customer Behavior
Unlike a 90-second fuel pump stop, EV charging keeps customers on-site for 20–45 minutes. This shift fundamentally changes what a convenience location can offer and earn.
Existing Stores Fail to Monetize Dwell Time
Most fuel and convenience operators have not updated their format to capture the revenue waiting in a longer customer visit — no seating, no fresh food, no digital engagement.
QuickTime’s Integrated Answer
QuickTime combines fuel, EV charging, solar, cafe, Wi-Fi, and neighborhood retail under one roof — purpose-built to capture every revenue stream the modern convenience customer offers.
QuickTime’s Model
Business Model
Monetizing the Wait
The EV charging market isn’t broken — it’s incomplete. Drivers can find chargers, but not comfort, food, or convenience while they wait. Current charging networks focus on infrastructure, not experience. There is no “Starbucks for EV drivers” — no destination that turns charging time into dwell time, and dwell time into revenue.
Cafe Revenue
Extended dwell time converts to higher-margin food and beverage spend per visit.
Retail Sales
Browse-while-charging behavior drives impulse and planned retail purchases on-site.
Wi-Fi Access
Premium Wi-Fi subscriptions and sponsored connectivity generate recurring digital revenue.
Convenience Store
Everyday essentials and grab-and-go items serve a captive, time-rich customer base.
Average EV charge session: 20–45 minutes — the longest uninterrupted dwell time in the convenience retail sector.
Operator-Led Discipline - Founded by experienced owner operators and investors.
Modernization And QuickTime Service From Our Employee Owners Ensures Organic Growth
Integrated Solar Energy and EV Charging With A Contemporary Café
Public Convenience Store Earnings Multiples
Publicly traded convenience store operators span a broad range of scale and valuation, with market capitalizations from approximately $466 million to over $66 billion and earnings multiples ranging from roughly 9.9x to 38.1x. These differences reflect market assessments of growth durability, execution quality, capital discipline, and long-term scalability.
Public Market Comparables
10–30× EBITDA
Casey’s General Stores, Alimentation Couche-Tard, and Murphy USA trade at 10–30× EBITDA. These operators run large, well-branded networks with significant brand premiums built into their valuations.
Casey’s
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Couche-Tard
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Murphy USA
Private Acquisition Multiples
3–5× EBITDA
Independent and regional convenience store owners typically transact at 3–5x EBITDA. QuickTime’s strategy is to acquire profitable, under-optimized convenience stores at private-market valuations and reposition them for public-market valuation potential.
~45% discount to public comparables
The Private-to-Public Gap
The Opportunity
Acquiring at 3–5x and operating toward a public-market valuation of 10–30x creates a significant value-creation pathway. QuickTime applies modernization, revenue diversification, and operating scale to close that gap.
3–5×
Acquire
10–30×
Target
U.S. Vehicle Market Composition (Normalized %)
Fuel and convenience retail are essential daily services embedded in transportation routines.
While gasoline and diesel demand continues unabated, EV adoption is rising, creating a dual-fuel opportunity.
Locations that integrate fueling, charging, and in-store amenities are positioned to serve both existing and emerging demand while monetizing customer dwell time more effectively
Over 36 months, the model reflects steady revenue growth, accelerating accumulated EBITDA, and disciplined cash deployment.
A disciplined expansion model based on operating 100 stores with 38 renovated stores over the projection period.
About The Investment
$794,223,600.00
$2,472,177,600.00
$87,154,260.00
$292,790,160.00
$12.37
$23.61
P/E = 10 $ 236.12
P/E = 15 $354.18
P/E = 30 $708.36
11,000,000
12,400,000
$4,095,321.54
$22,583,407.02
As a Public Company the potential share price is:
P/E = 10 $236.12 with Market Cap = $2.93 Billion.
P/ E = 15 $354.18 with Market Cap = $4.39 Billion.
P/E = 30 $708.30 with Market Cap = $8.78 Billion
Prepared as of June 1, 2026.
How To Subscribe
Each prospective investor desiring to purchase Shares must complete, execute, and deliver to the Company a Subscription Agreement in the of Appendix B to the PPM, together with all required exhibits, certifications, and acknowledgments.
The Subscription Agreement constitutes a binding offer by the investor to purchase the number of Shares set forth therein and will be subject to acceptance by the Company in its sole discretion.
As part of the Subscription Agreement, each investor must complete an Investor Questionnaire certifying that they are an “Accredited Investor” as defined under Rule 501 of Regulation D.
The Company reserves the right to request additional information or documentation necessary to verify accredited status.
The minimum initial investment is $100,000 USD (8,000 Shares).
The Company reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to accept subscriptions in lesser amounts or to reject subscriptions, in whole or in part, for any reason or no reason.
Investor Safeguards and Oversight
Escrow and Refund Protection
The first $5 million invested in common shares will be held in third-party escrow and released only upon execution of a binding agreement for the first location and meeting minimum capital requirements. If those conditions are not met within 120 days or by September 30, 2026, all funds are returned to investors.
Scalable Capital Model
Systems developed for our first build or remodel are designed for replication, which will lower capital costs and enable disciplined, efficient expansion.
Milestone-Driven Capital Deployment
Funds are released only after specific milestones are met, ensuring capital is tied directly to acquiring revenue-generating assets.
Alignment Through Equity Participation
Management plans to offer equity participation for all employees and key vendors through our restricted stock plan after the first store opens, aligning their incentives with long-term shareholder value.
Board Oversight
Board oversight shall include a structured and systematic review process designed to promote accountability, transparency, and sound financial governance. Including a different board member will review the bank statements monthly to ensure compliance with company’s strict internal financial controls.
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INVESTOR ELIGIBILITY
No investment will be accepted from any individual who is not an accredited investor, who has not received and acknowledged that they have read and understood the Private Placement Memorandum (PPM), and who has not had the appropriate opportunity to ask questions of management and consult with their own financial advisors and attorneys.
There are no guarantees of performance.
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS
This Memorandum contains forward-looking statements, including financial projections, internal modeling assumptions, estimated valuation scenarios, anticipated acquisition pace, renovation timelines, potential liquidity strategies, and other statements regarding the Company’s anticipated performance, strategies, objectives, and possible future outcomes. These statements reflect management’s current expectations and assumptions as of the date of this Memorandum.
Any references to potential share value, percentage returns, valuation multiples, enterprise value, timing of a potential initial public offering, or other liquidity events are illustrative in nature and are based on internal financial modeling that relies on numerous assumptions. These assumptions may prove to be inaccurate, incomplete, or affected by factors beyond the Company’s control. Such statements are not guarantees, promises, or representations of future performance or value.
Forward-looking statements are inherently subject to significant risks and uncertainties, many of which are outside the Company’s control, including those described in the Risk Factors section of this Memorandum. Actual results, performance, valuation, or liquidity outcomes may differ materially from those expressed or implied. Prospective investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.
The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements to reflect subsequent events, new information, or changes in circumstances, except as may be required by applicable law.
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