An investment prospectus that a shell company must prepare and submit for the approval of relevant securities and exchange authorities...

A rudimentary prospectus that is circulated prior to an initial public offering (IPO) in order, and after the price range...

A reverse merger in which the public shell company forms a new shell subsidiary (wholly owned subsidiary), which is merged...

Abbreviation for reverse takeover; the acquisition of a public company by a private company so that the latter can become...

A type of shareholding rights whereby a minority shareholder is protected when a majority shareholder sells his/its stake. The minority...

The situation of post-reverse-merger companies or trading shells which have only limited stock trading. It is much harder that a...

A brief announcement, usually in a newspaper, of a new initial public offering (IPO). Such security offerings are usually announced...

A shell company whose common stock may be publicly bought and sold on an established market (organized exchange). A trading...

In lay terms, it refers to the acquisition of an asset for the purpose of creating value over time (in...

Shares of stock that the holder could trade on an exchange without restrictions. In other words, free-trading shares are shares...