How does a company find a public shell for a reverse merger?

Public shells are typically identified through broker networks, attorneys, or specialized advisors. The quality of shells varies widely, which makes sourcing and due diligence critical.

The challenge is that many entrepreneurs don’t know how to evaluate a shell’s history. Some may look inexpensive but hide liabilities like unpaid taxes, poor disclosures, or regulatory issues. Without expertise, it’s easy to choose poorly.

Meraki Partners sources and vets shells on behalf of founders. We conduct deep diligence to ensure shells are clean, compliant, and suitable for long-term growth. We also structure the merger to create credibility from day one.



This saves time and prevents costly mistakes. With Meraki Partners, founders gain access to vetted opportunities and avoid the risks of the open shell market.