Everything you need to know about Reverse Shell Mergers by Ralph Amato
So when planning to take your company public this year make sure you understand the complexity of the issues and you have a grasp of the complete picture. Assemble a good team of seasoned professionals, take your time and orchestrate a beautiful symphony. If you have done your homework and hired a competent [...]
The best analogy I can make in preparing to bring your company public is that of conducting an orchestra. First of all you need to hire the best musicians. Then you have to assign each musician their part. If all of the musicians play their parts perfectly then they will make beautiful [...]
There is the story I tell about the Chinese company that wants to go public through a reverse merger. The Chinese company has been in business for many years and has slowly built up their business. They have large revenues and stunning profits. They bring their bride (their company) to the alter [...]
If you think investors will beat a path to your doorstep once your company is public you are sadly mistaken. Bringing your company public will not accomplish anything if nobody knows you’re out there.
Unfortunately, I have witnessed my fair share of companies that are very anxious to take their company’s public but do not [...]
Bringing a company public in today’s financial environment via a reverse merger takes a lot more than just buying an OTCBB shell and having your SEC attorney file a super 8K. Companies must understand there are several parts to this puzzle and assembling all the parts correctly is paramount. Unless management assembles an [...]
IR – The Bad Guys
As a group, Investor Relations (IR) firms do not enjoy great reputation. They have a reputation of preying on companies that are desperate to get their stock price higher. They make a lot of promises and do not deliver. They are, however, very good at promoting a stock [...]
IR – The Good Guys
A good Investor Relations (IR) firm will only commit to companies they really believe in. This is because most of their compensation will be in the form of restricted stock. So they have to believe in the CEO’s ability to perform on the company’s business plan. They want [...]
In 2009, companies will need to have a comprehensive understanding of what going public really means. Too many companies mistakenly believe achieving public status is the end of the end game. In reality, it’s actually the beginning of the game, not the end. What companies do not realize is that they are [...]
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