Welcome to the Go Public Supersite & Going Public Portal offering news & information regarding such topics as reverse mergers, public shells, IPO (Initial Public Offerings), private placement memorandums (PPM), investor relations and more.
If you ever wondered about the definition of words like reverse merger, public shell, IPO (Initial Public Offering), shell merger, private placements, shell company, investor relations, etc., you will be able to find it in our go public super site. You will also learn how to use the power of a public company to make it easier to raise capital
How to Go Public
For those interested in how to take a company public you are in the right place. If you ever wondered how to take your company public, or wanted to know how to go public, you're in the right place. Our website will help you to discover and learn how to go public the right way.
Go Public:
We assist companies in going public on the NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, OTCBB (Over the Counter Bulletin Board) and the Pink Sheets (OTC Pink Sheets). There are no asset or revenue requirements to trade on the OTC Bulletin Board or the Pink Sheets; so, even a start up company can become a publicly traded company. We also assist foreign companies in becoming publicly traded in the USA. We can assist foreign public companies with dual listings or ADR’s (American Depository Receipts).
Reverse Mergers & Public Shells
In the past some people did risky reverse mergers with public shells to go public. There have been many recent regulatory changes making it easier, faster and less expensive to just take your company public directly without the use of a shell company or a reverse merger.
Securities Law Attorney
We assist companies in going public and becoming publicly traded companies. The president of the Tiber Creek Corporation is an experienced securities attorney. He has been involved in many securities related transactions, to include: registration statements (Form S-1 and others) private placement memorandums (PPM), public offerings, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and various other stock offerings.
Once a company does go public, the business typically has these advantages:
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liquidity,
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increase in valuation,
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raising capital is easier,
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the ability to use stock as currency to make acquisitions,
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retain key employees,
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trade for advertising to promote your product or service or to do investor relations to let people become aware that you’re a public company.
Go Public News
Please be sure to go to our contact page and fill it out as completely as you can so we can better assist you. We will then send you our current and future news reports covering the following topics: raising capital, how to go public, investment banks, venture capital, broker dealers, how to take your company public, regulation d offerings, direct public offerings, and how to raise capital as a public company.
We are experts in the going public process and we provide an A to Z program. We will walk you through the entire going public process so that your company is publicly traded with a stock symbol.
Investor Relations
Investor relations is the practice of promoting your stock. We can assist you in a variety of ways to help you market your stock to the Wall Street community, Investment Banks, Hedge Funds and Venture Capital Firms including road shows, meetings and more; however, as a public company, it is important to note that you can also go right to the general public, if the offering is registered with the SEC and you follow other regulatory guidelines.
It is possible to market your stock even by advertising to the general public if you follow the proper procedures. So, you don’t have to depend on only investment bankers, institutional funds, PIPES funds( Private Investment In Public Equities) & stock brokerage firms. We give you the power of a public company to take destiny into your own hands.
News and Research Reports:
Our upcoming news and research reports will cover many topics, such as: as registration statements, market makers, 15c211’s, filings with the SEC Securities and Exchange Commission, Regulation D, FINRA (Financial Regulatory Authority - formerly known as the NASD (National Association of Securities Dealers). Reg d and private placement memos (PPM).
For a free consultation fill out our contact page in as much detail as possible to help us learn about your company. We can then make sure you're up to date on news about how to go public, reverse mergers, going public and public shells. |
