Video River Networks, Inc.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Video River Networks, Inc.

Video River Networks, Inc. (ticker: NIHK) is a U.S.-listed micro-cap company with its securities quoted on the OTC market rather than NYSE or NASDAQ at this stage, which is an important distinction for investors assessing liquidity, transparency, and risk. The company is incorporated in Nevada, United States, and its principal business address in recent SEC filings is in Las Vegas, Nevada. Over time, the company has undergone several strategic shifts: it was previously associated with wireless and IP-based control solutions for utility and hospitality customers, then moved through a real-estate-oriented phase, and more recently has repositioned itself as a technology holding company. According to recent SEC disclosures, Video River Networks describes itself as a technology firm that operates and manages a portfolio of Electric Vehicles, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Robotics (EV-AI-ML-R) assets, businesses, and operations in North America. Its stated target portfolio is broad and includes businesses that design, develop, manufacture, and sell high-performance fully electric vehicles, as well as companies focused on power controls, battery technology, wireless technology, residential utility meters, and remote mission-critical devices, often engineered with AI, machine learning, and robotic technologies. In other words, the group presents itself as a multi-theme technology platform rather than a single-product operating company. The company’s history helps explain why its current profile is somewhat complex. It changed its name years ago and later pivoted away from legacy activities toward technology-focused operations. SEC filings indicate that management has been actively reshaping the business mix and consolidating controlled entities and subsidiaries into the reporting perimeter. For investors, that means the company should be viewed as a transformation story: the equity story is driven more by strategic repositioning, asset ownership, and optionality than by a long-established operating footprint. From a competitive standpoint, NIHK remains a very small player with limited scale and a narrow capital base. It does not appear to have the brand recognition, manufacturing scale, or distribution reach of established EV or industrial technology peers. Its opportunity set is therefore potentially high-upside but also high-risk, with execution, funding, commercialization, and regulatory challenges likely to remain central. The company’s recent filings also show continued portfolio adjustment, which reinforces the view that this is still an evolving structure rather than a mature, stable platform. Geographically, the company’s base is in the United States, with a North American emphasis and historically stated ambitions extending to international markets. For French-speaking investors, Video River Networks should therefore be interpreted as a speculative U.S. technology micro-cap, listed on the OTC market, with exposure to emerging themes such as electric vehicles, energy systems, wireless devices, and AI-enabled hardware, but with limited visibility and a high dependence on future execution and financing.