Spread across the fleet.
Lower exposure to any single driver. Returns blended across the fleet.
- Lower idiosyncratic risk
- Simpler reporting
- Faster to deploy
- Returns are blended
- Less narrative ("which car is mine?")
Obrempong-Aseda Management Services Ltd is the asset manager. Your capital funds the vehicles, drivers pay it back over 190 weeks, you get a share of net receipts. Live statements. Append-only ledger you can audit any time.
Choose pooled exposure across the whole fleet, or dedicated funding of a specific vehicle. Weekly payouts, statements emailed automatically.
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Every step is recorded. You can audit any one of these stages from your investor portal.
Commit capital and we record it against your investor profile. Channel and reference logged.
Pool across the fleet, or dedicate to specific vehicles. Both first-class.
OAMS sources, registers, insures and assigns the vehicle to a vetted driver under contract.
Driver pays GHS 1,000 every week. Each payment posts to an append-only ledger.
Every receipt is matched to your allocation. Vehicle-specific expenses charged against that vehicle.
Capital, allocations, gross receipts, expenses, net entitlement — all live, downloadable.
When OAMS pays you out, channel and reference are logged. SMS and email confirmation immediately.
Mix them. Both are first-class — the system tracks them with equal rigour.
Lower exposure to any single driver. Returns blended across the fleet.
Your capital is linked to named vehicles. Direct line of sight from money to road.
Indicative scenarios, based on the standard 190-week lease at GHS 1,000/week.
Fund a single car. Driver's 190 weekly payments accrue to your allocation.
Fund three vehicles, named in the system. Diversifies driver risk.
Capital added to the pool. Small share in many vehicles; income blended.
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Every payment, every late fee, every reversal is a row that cannot be deleted.
A read-only investor portal showing capital in, allocations and balance owed.
PDF and Excel statement for any date range. Reconciles to the cedi.
Every state change recorded with actor, IP and timestamp. Filterable.
Channel, reference and date logged. SMS + email confirmation.
Paystack settlements reconciled against the ledger every night.
No investment is risk-free. The main ones, surfaced.
A driver may stop paying. Vehicle may be repossessed; costs reduce net receipts. We screen drivers and require two guarantors, but defaults still happen.
Insurance covers most claims, but accidents and major repairs can affect a vehicle's value.
A standard lease runs 190 weeks (~3.7 years). Your capital is committed for that duration; payouts are interim distributions.
DVLA, insurance and tax regimes can change. We monitor these but cannot guarantee against future shifts.
OAMS is a single-tenant operation. Continuity is the responsibility of the asset manager and team.
This page is informational only and does not constitute investment advice. Decisions are subject to a separate funding agreement.
If yours isn't here, ask on the call.
No fixed minimum. A single dedicated allocation typically funds at least one vehicle (≈ GHS 80,000–120,000). Pooled allocations can be smaller.
Net = gross receipts − vehicle expenses − a prorated share of pooled overhead. Your entitlement is the net × your profit-share % (basis points) on each vehicle.
Payouts are manually scheduled by OAMS, typically quarterly or on request. The portal shows your current balance owed; payouts are recorded against it.
Early exit requires negotiation. We may transfer your allocation to another investor, or refund a portion subject to the vehicle's status.
Repossession costs are deducted from gross receipts. The vehicle may be re-leased, sold, or written off. Dedicated allocations absorb the impact directly; pooled are diluted.
Tax treatment is your responsibility. We don't withhold; we provide a clean statement of receipts so you can file accurately.
A member of the OAMS team will follow up with allocation options, sample statements, and the funding agreement.
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