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Raising Capital as a Publicly-held Company

A reverse merger is not a source for immediate capital. While a company can “go public” very quickly and substantially increase shareholder value, the transaction does not raise capital. To raise capital, the reverse merger needs to be followed by a public offering. If a merger is with a reporting and listed company, a public offering can be accomplished in 90 days from the time audits on the private company are available. If the shell company is not reporting or not listed, the time to funding is substantially longer.

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