When you like the look of a company in its informal TestTheWaters(TM) stage, and if you would like to make a non-binding reservation, we call that "Reserve my Investment". The advantages to an investor are these: If the company later completes ...
Manhattan Street Capital gives companies the opportunity to “TestTheWaters™” and get feedback from prospective investors to help improve offerings. Companies can solicit non-binding IndicationsOfInterest(TM) of investment dollars from prospective investor ...
Regulation A Plus has simplified the financial and auditing requirements compared to those of companies registering for an IPO on the NASDAQ or other public market. To read complete answer click on the blue button below. ...
Regulation A+ requires detailed disclosures that are similar to but far less extensive than for a traditional public offering under the oversight of the SEC. Think of the RedHerring(TM) that you may have seen or heard of. But with simpler requirements. ...
Manhattan Street Capital's "Company Offerings" page is an interactive platform that gives companies the opportunity to market their offering and to engage with prospective investors. No investing is done in this stage. Also called TestingTh ...
Click on the blue button below to see Rod Turner's explanation video. ...
If you move your company headquarters to the USA or Canada, and set up a "C" corporation an LLC or a Limited Partnership for it in the USA or Canada, then you can use RegA+ to raise capital. ...
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 itself, as a reward for them putting up the capita ...
A low minimum such as $100k for the first closing has some significant advantages based upon observing companies doing Regulation A+ offerings: 1) A low minimum makes the offering real or "effective" very early in the process which matters hugel ...
Testing The Waters (TestingTheWaters(TM)) enables companies to test market themselves to see if there is enough investor interest to make a Regulation A+ capital raise successfully. The SEC created this program so companies can make this test before havin ...
