$350m In Post-Listing Finance Via A Shelf Offering

Shelf Offering or S-3/S-1 registration statement allows a company to register securities with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and sell them over time without having to go through the entire registration process each time. This can be an attractive option for companies looking to raise capital since it allows them to sell shares directly on the exchange without the need for middlemen or bankers.

Our attorneys and advisors will manage the whole direct listing process, including but not limited to SEC filings, corporate governance, FINRA filings, 15c-211, market makers, DTC filings, NASDAQ and or NYSE filings, on a flat fee basis and payment plan.

Direct listings have emerged as an attractive alternative to traditional initial public offerings (IPOs) as the financial landscape continues to shift. A straight public listing offers the Company a few appealing advantages.

This method, we believe, has the potential to boost the Company's growth prospects while also providing a variety of benefits to your shareholders and stakeholders.

The traditional IPO process systematically underprices the stock of companies who use it.
From 1980 to 2020, companies going through the traditional IPO process have underpriced their stock by an average of 20% and left a collective $200 billion on the table.

In 2020 alone was even worse with an average of 48% underpricing, and $30 billion left on the table.
Underwriters and investment banks assist in the sale of stock in a company that is going public, they make substantial purchases at a significant discount for their account and their top customers.

However, the shares are often sold by the investment bank at a discount to their genuine value, which has a negative influence on the company's total valuation.
Additionally, using underwriters and selling at a discount extends the time and expense of issuing additional shares for a corporation.

First and foremost, direct public listings allow the Company to gain access to public markets without the requirement for an underwriter or investment bank.

This direct-to-market approach eliminates the need for intermediaries and associated fees, resulting in significant cost reductions.

By avoiding the traditional IPO process, we can avoid the costs and dilution associated with underwriting fees and other IPO-related charges.

A direct listing also allows the Company to set a fair market price for its shares. Rather than depending on valuations set by investment banks and underwriters.

For a flat fee with a payment plan, we give a full package that encompasses the entire direct listing procedure, including but not limited to SEC filings, corporate governance, FINRA filings, 15c-211, market makers, DTC filings, NASDAQ and NYSE filings.

Our lawyers and consultants will handle the direct listing process in its entirety.