This entry is part 2 of 14 in the series Reverse Mergers Attract Foreign Companies

There are some startling differences between a US based company performing a reverse merger into an OTCBB shell and a foreign company performing the same transaction. US based companies may or may not be revenue producing and profitable. Most foreign companies have a history, are profitable and have strong potential growth. Both US and foreign companies are seeking access to capital through going public but both must approach the marketplace differently. US companies are usually not very realistic when it comes to capitalization and valuation and have a tendency to over value their company’s whereas foreign companies usually under value their companies by US standards.

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