What are the risks of a reverse merger?

The biggest risks of a reverse merger are hidden liabilities and reputational damage from a poor-quality shell. Some shells may carry unpaid debts, regulatory violations, or bad histories that create problems down the road.

Many entrepreneurs are lured by “cheap shells” that appear attractive upfront but end up costing far more to fix later. Choosing the wrong shell can turn an efficient process into a nightmare.

Meraki Partners prevents this by conducting rigorous due diligence. We vet shells thoroughly, uncover hidden risks, and only recommend structures that are clean and credible. We protect entrepreneurs from the risks that inexperienced advisors often overlook.

This gives founders confidence that their public company is built on solid ground. With Meraki Partners, risk becomes manageable, and the rewards of being public outweigh the concerns.