KGEM Golf (GolfSuites parent company)Offering
Earn an annual dividend of 8%, paid monthly. Minimum investment $10,000
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Who can invest in a Reg A+ offering?FAQ
can invest under Regulation A+ into companies that make their stock ... that the regulations of your country may restrict you from investing via Reg A+ offerings. As an investor, you must check the regulations that apply to you, ...
Own part of a growing company- how does this work?FAQ
will maintain a waiting list of investors with reservations who will be able ...
What are the three biggest risks to my Reg A+ succeeding?FAQ
Related content: Details on successful Regulation A+ offerings Timeline schedule for a typical Regulation A+ offering How much does a Regulation ...
In your Reg A+ will the financials of a company you acquired via an asset purchase have to be included in the audit?FAQ
in accordance with Regulation S-X may be abbreviated financial statements prepared ... Refer to SEC regulation 17 CFR § 210.3-05 for complete information. Related Content: What Kind Of Audit Is Needed For Tier 2 Regulation ...
ONIT SciencesOffering
Invest in Fast-Growing Organic Agriculture Technology!
How can I use Manhattan Street Capital to raise money using Reg A+?FAQ
is no actual minimum, but the fixed costs of doing a Regulation A+ offering mean ... Related Content: What is a Regulation A+? Timeline Schedule for a Regulation A+ Offering How much does a Regulation A+ Offering cost? ...
Does Manhattan Street Capital do Title II or Title III equity Crowdfunding?FAQ
SUMMARIZE TITLE IV REGULATION A+ FOR ME ...
What is a good way for me to raise capital to pay for the Reg A+?FAQ
One approach to consider is that Angel or VC investors that invest in your company to pay for the cost of the Regulation A+ offering can sell all or some of the shares they purchase in the Reg A+ offering ...
Can Canadian Investors invest in a Reg A+ offering?FAQ
Canadian regulators, Ontario especially, take the view that accepting money from Canadian investors amounts to offering deals in their jurisdiction. So the issuer must get qualified in each province in Canada in which ...