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Difference between Merger and Acquisition

19th March 2010
The term "merger" literally means merging of two organizations into one; term "acquisition" means to takeover or something acquiring. Merger and acquisition is also referred to as M&A. The concept behind this combining is a fact that the value of sharehol... Read >
Author: Nick Mutt

What Is It That You Need To Know About Public Shell Transactions

16th November 2009
Public shells and reverse mergers are not something new. However, the concepts are new to many people that may not have otherwise paid much attention. The radical upheavals of our economy have lead many more companies to look into dealing with public shel... Read >
Author: Len Jarosz

About IPO Information

23rd September 2009
There are many benefits that private companies can obtain after the completion of the reverse IPO procedure. These advantages includes; the right of imposing a higher cost on later offering or transactions of the company's securities and the former privat... Read >
Author: Neem Sun

Reverse Mergers And How To Raise Investment Capital

03rd August 2009
Reverse mergers are considered as a goal by many private company CEO's and CFO's and they contemplate the day when their young private company can claim its place of the public stock market as a public company. However, there are varied methods that a ... Read >
Author: Frank Roberson

OTCBB Shell What Is An OTCBB Shell?

29th June 2009
OTCBB ShellWhat is a public shell?This is the proper definition of public shell: A public shell is a company that has shareholders but has no or minimal assets or earnings. Public shells are also called a shell company or shell corporation. In more formal... Read >
Author: Jackson Stone

The Aftermarket Can Destroy Your Reverse Merger

31st January 2009
The main reason to do a reverse merger, or do a deal with a public shell, is to raise money. Usually, the idea is to get a high stock price and then sell stock privately based on the price of the public stock - a private investment in public equity or PIP... Read >
Author: John Lux

Reverse Merger Secrets

03rd December 2008
Just now, the small company seeking to raise money by going public in an initial public offering or IPO will soon discover that there are few if any such deals being done by underwriters. As the IPO market slowed, there has been a trend to more and mor... Read >
Author: John Lux

Safer and Cheaper Than a Reverse Merger

03rd December 2008
The traditional public offering or way of going public is to get an underwriter who agrees to sell the stock to the public in an offering registered with the SEC. Then came the reverse merger or merger with an OTC shell. The company seeking money, the ... Read >
Author: John Lux

How to avoid problems in securities offerings

03rd December 2008
I believe that if you are making a securities offering, like a private placement, reverse merger or going public, you may discover that the following little-known rules are very helpful. I am writing this to give you the knowledge of some expensive and... Read >
Author: John Lux

Reverse Mergers & Shell Corporations

16th September 2008
Reverse Mergers, Private Placements and Raising Money What is a Reverse Merger? The definition of a reverse merger is when a public shell corporation mergers with an operating private business. A reverse merger occurs when a shell corporation acquir... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

China investments in Corporate finance Reverse Merger

05th September 2008
The private company can be a wholly owned subsidiary of the public company or the private company can be completely absorbed by the public company. Reverse merger company is trading, the company then has a number of ways to raise additional funds. In ... Read >
Author: jeya

Learn How To Take Your Company Public

05th September 2008
It is scarcely known fact that any company can go public and get a stock symbol even a start up company. It is an expensive undertaking which could cost up to $100,000. However, it does make it easier for a company to raise capital and gives them a great ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

China corporate finance, China IPOs, China SPAC, China reverse merger

04th September 2008
SPACs, Special Purpose Acquisition Companies, are investments vehicles that allow public investors to invest in areas sought by private equity firms. SPACs are shell or blank-check companies that have no operations but that go public with the intention of... Read >
Author: jeya

Dynasty resources reverse merger and SPAC

24th August 2008
A special purpose acquisition corporation, commonly known as a "SPAC," and formally a "development stage company," is generally incorporated with the primary objective of raising funds through a public offering of its securities primarily for purpose of a... Read >
Author: jeya

Advantages of going public through a reverse merger

20th July 2008
Dynasty Resources is your Gateway to business in China. Through partnerships with top companies, each specializing in a unique area of China business, Dynasty provides quality services that help you enter the most exciting market on earth. Many firms o... Read >
Author: jeya
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