Typical Shell Structure

The following is a profile of a typical non-trading public shell corporation available for a merger. This corporation is registered with the S.E.C. and is a reporting company.

  1. The company has registered its common stock under the Securities Exchange Act, and is a reporting company under Rule 12(g) of the Exchange Act. The company is current with all its filings.
  2. The company was formed to be a vehicle for merger with a private company, and is free of operating history, assets (other than its nominal capitalization) or liabilities, existing or contingent.
  3. The company is incorporated in Delaware, with capitalization of 100,000,000 common shares.
  4. There are 5,000,000 common shares issued and outstanding. No rights, warrants, options or commitments exist for any other common or preferred shares.
  5. One of our associates, who is a securities attorney, will transact the merger.
  6. Assuming the co-operation of the client company in furnishing necessary information, obtaining action of its board, etc., you may expect the completion of the merger in 14 - 21 days.
  7. Audited Financials: show no liabilities and no material assets.

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