SEC Opens Reg A to Reporting Companies
All the advantages of Reg A offerings are now open to SEC reporting companies.
Reg A offerings are faster and cheaper for you than an S-1 or even an S-3. You can do virtually unlimited advertising and by-pass impossible state Blue Sky regulations. You are not stuck with a dull “tombstone ad” as in other types of offerings. You can sell some of your own stock – up to $15 million. You cannot be stopped by restrictive, time consuming and costly state “Merit Review.” You can now issue up to $50 million of debt without a trustee or a trust indenture.
Of 115 Reg A offerings last year, we worked on 24. This heavy experience in Reg A gave us considerable Reg A expertise. We can introduce you to investment firms that are willing to fund your offering costs up front and buy stock in your offering as well as leading investor relations professionals with strong track records that can assist you in creating demand.
You can also do a Reg D, Rule 506c offering (accredited investors only, advertising permitted) while you wait for SEC to qualify your deal. These advantages of a Reg A+ deal can help you get ahead of your competition
If you can envision that a Reg A offering might assist in your rapid expansion, contact me now for more information. For a free consultation (not a sales pitch) on the structure and marketability of your offering, contact me, John E. Lux. I will give you the benefit of my experience in investment banking and IPO market making along with advice on securities law. The more you look at your deal, the more you can easily see that proper formulation of your investment proposition is key to your success.
Want to know more? – email me at John.Lux@ Securities-Law.info or call (202) 780-1000.
John E. Lux was in the top 5% of authors on Slideshare in 2014 and has been quoted by Bloomberg as an expert on reverse mergers.
Disclaimer – This is not legal or investment advice of any kind. Some restrictions apply here, this is only a summary. Seek competent advice from qualified attorneys and investment bankers. Your situation may vary.
2. Disclaimer
This is not legal or
investment advice of any
kind
Some restrictions apply
here, this is only a summary
Seek competent advice
from qualified attorneys
and investment bankers
Your situation may vary