Everything you need to know about Reverse Shell Mergers by Ralph Amato
On December 11th, 2009, the House of Representatives, in response to the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, approved sweeping new legislation to modernize America’s financial rules. The Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (H.R. 4173) passed by a vote of 223-202 and includes a comprehensive set of new reforms that will address [...]
Good News! The U.S. House of Representatives just passed H.R. 4173, “The Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2009″ (the Act). Section 7606 of the Act permanently exempts small public companies from the audit requirements of Section 404(b) of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002. Small companies are those companies that are public but [...]
My prediction is that you will see reverse shell mergers outpace IPO’s for the next five years.
If you have read this entire 10 part series you should, by now, have a good idea of the possibilities of going public using a reverse merger into an OTCBB shell. Regardless of when you decide to go public [...]
There is now a rebirth of the new issue market and that market is using old public shells as the vehicle of choice for bringing companies’ public. What was once deemed to be the red headed step child of the public markets is now a handsome adult who is gaining respect, attention and momentum. Just [...]
As the IPO’s have disappeared the reverse merger market has started to gain momentum and flourish. The private investment in public equity (PIPE) market and the reverse merger business has emerged from the ruins of the Wall Streets meltdown in 2008. All of the failed issues and useless stocks that were traded on the OTCBB [...]
To attract a PIPE financing in today’s environment a company must demonstrate several attributes. The company must be revenue producing and profitable, have a business model that can demonstrate enormous growth and the company must be willing to take their financing at a low valuation. Today’s investors want to be assured there will be substantial [...]
According to the Reverse Merger Report in our current economy more companies are going public without a contemporaneous financing. Those companies are choosing the most direct route to going public; a reverse merger into an OTCBB shell. Today, a company that has completed their audits can purchase an OTCBB shell for between $300,000 and $400,000 [...]
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