Go Public - S1, S2, filings, Form 10

This method is the cleanest way to go public on the OTCBB or Pinksheet Exchange. The time frame to complete is process is 4 to 6 months. As we start the process of taking your company public we will help you raise capital with a custom Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) to secure your company through the process. Going public is probably the most important business decision you’ll ever make. We know that you have choices to make when deciding who to partner with. That’s why we decided to make the choice easier by striving to provide the best service and most value than any other company in our business. We want to make the process of going public much more enjoyable and less stressful. We also provide many exclusive additional services to help insure that you will be successful after you’re public.

Go Public by Reverse Merger

The first step in completing a reverse merger is to locate a clean shell company which has no or minimal operations and is listed on the OTCBB. We can facilitate a reverse merger to put you on the fast track by witch to take your private company public opening the door for you to raise capital. Many companies use this method to accelerate there company to the public market allowing them to make acquisitions, mergers, and have more liquidity. The current price of a high quality U.S. public shell company listed on the OTC Bulletin Board typically costs $500,000 to $1,250,000. The purchase price, as well as, the mix of consideration typically depends on the type and quality of operating company that will undertake the reverse merger. We currently have several opportunities to purchase high quality U.S. OTCBB public shell. Contact us today for more information.

Benefits to Going Public

The first and foremost reasons companies go public it the greater access to capital. In today’s market most investment bankers and funds simply will not invest in private companies, but once your company becomes public they can invest in your company. Raising capital is much cheaper because public companies typically have a much higher valuation than their private counterparts. Going Public can increase liquidity for the company founders, investors, and shareholders, stock in a public company is much more liquid than stock in a private company. Liquidity is created for the investors and founders alike. In all, taking your company public is an exciting and rewarding experience that opens many opportunities for your company. Contact us today to discuss how we can work together to move forward making your company excel in the public arena.