Everything you need to know about Reverse Shell Mergers by Ralph Amato
How do you determine what the end result of a reverse merger is going to be? At best you are taking an educated guess. Here are some areas to consider. However, before we begin, I want to once again caution readers that Reverse Shell Mergers are for experienced investors only!
Should you purchase [...]
A Shell is a company that trades on the OTC: BB (Over the Counter Bulletin Board); is current in its SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) filings and is fully reporting: the company files quarterly financials (10Q) and yearly audits (10K) issued by a PCAOB certified CPA firm. The financials are accompanied by a 10-QSB [...]
PIPE funded deals can either be a very good thing or a very bad thing. By the way PIPE stands for Private Investment in Public Entity.
Good Pipe Transaction: The good is when a company has retained a brokerage firm to fund their deal PRIOR to the reverse merger taking place. In this scenario [...]
A straight sale occurs when the Seller is delivering a large majority of the outstanding common stock of the company to the Buyer. These transactions are usually cash deals and are priced from $600K to $800K. The higher the percentage delivered (usually 95% to 99%) the more the Shell costs. This is the best deal [...]
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