Take Your Company Public
Direct Listing | IPO | Reverse Merger
We've helped companies of all sizes go public, including startups with no revenue to companies with millions in revenue. Every company has a different set of circumstances, strategies and long-term objectives that determine whether a direct listing, reverse merger or initial public offering is the best way to go public. When we partner with an entrepreneur, we usually take their company public through a direct listing, but we can help larger companies IPO directly onto a senior stock exchange.
List of Services
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Direct ListingList Item 1
Go public following the same rules and regulations of an IPO, but without an investment banking firm. This is the best path if a company wants to control the cost, time and path to go public, and has longer-term plans to up-list to a senior stock exchange. Any size company can go public by direct listing. It can take about ten months to complete a direct listing. Start the process for as little as $20,000.
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Reverse MergerList Item 3
Merge your private company into a publicly listed one. At closing, your management, shareholders, and directors take complete control. It is best for companies that need a relatively quick way to go public to capitalize on investor interest or complete acquisitions. It can take four to five months to complete a reverse merger. Start the process for as little as $20,000.
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Initial Public OfferingList Item 2
Go public on NASDAQ or NYSE, with capital raised through an investment banker. An IPO is best for companies that have a seasoned management team, significant business traction, and are ready to raise capital to accelerate organic growth. An IPO generally takes six to nine months to complete. Start the process for as little as $20,000.
Our founder has taken seventeen companies public, including four of his own. Previously, he was an analyst for two asset-management firms and a partner of a large investment banking firm. He has significant experience helping entrepreneurs take their company public to raise capital, complete acquisitions and increase their business valuation. Let's introduce ourselves and discuss further.