Everything you need to know about Reverse Shell Mergers by Ralph Amato
As you have read over the last 9 chapters there are many challenges when you are preparing to bring your company public via a reverse merger into an OTCBB shell. There is also a substantial financial and managerial investment that a company makes when it decides to go public. As stated earlier it [...]
Many companies believe that achieving public company status is the end game when, in fact, it is the beginning of the game. Just because you have a publicly traded stock do not believe for a minute that investors will beat a path to your door.
The old adage of “built it and they will come” [...]
After FINRA has approved the company’s name and symbol change along with the date the changes become effective for purposes of trading the company’s stock the next step is to populate the 1300 plus financial websites with the financial information of the new public company. It is important that financial websites display the correct [...]
The Company, through the assistance of their Consultant, will need to assemble a team of professionals to address all issues of the going public process. These include SEC attorney, PCAOB approved CPA firm, addition of new Officer and Directors, Stock Transfer Agent, IR/PR and market makers to name a few. The team will [...]
The first step in performing an RTO is identifying the right OTCBB shell. The purchase of the shell is the single most important piece of the “going public” process. If you do not purchase the right shell the rest of the transaction will not come together and there could be substantial delays. [...]
An RTO, performed correctly, will allow a private company to go public into an over the counter bulletin board (OTCBB) shell within a period of 30 days. Prior to going this route a prospective company must have the last two years of their financial records prepared internally by a CFO, bookkeeper or local CPA [...]
There is a tremendous amount of money on the sidelines but what little is being doled out is being distributed in small amounts. Investors are demanding lower valuations of companies and want to be assured there is an established exit strategy for them to cash out. I would like to tell you that [...]
Even 18 months after the darkest days of September, 2008, the financial markets are still very cautious. On May 9, the European Union announced a near $1 trillion bailout package for euro-zone countries in an effort to address the “sovereign debt” crisis that began in Greece but now threatens the stability of financial markets across [...]
The financial crisis of 2008–present was triggered by a liquidity crisis in the US banking system and caused by the overvaluation of assets. It resulted in the collapse of large financial institutions, the bailout of banks by national governments and downturns in stock markets around the world. As banks consolidated great investment banking firms [...]
RTO (reverse takeover) have become the defacto way of going public in today’s economic times. Once considered the ugly duckling, RTO’s, also known as reverse shell mergers, have been transformed into the beautiful swan. This transition is largely due to the meltdown that took place in our financial markets in the third and fourth quarters [...]
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