ReverseMergers.com Engages New Clients for Pre-IPO Investing in Public Shells

SEATTLE - Dec. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- ReverseMergers.com http://www.reversemergers.com/ ,  a company focused on provide public liquidity for private shareholders, announces the addition of several new clients for pre-IPO investing deals. The new investing clients include both accredited and a select number of non-accredited investors in each pre-public offering opportunity. Investors in pre-IPO reverse mergers http://www.reversemergers.com/investing/ are able to access the public value accretion in an initial or alternative public offering--something not available to most retail or main street investors.

“We’re extremely excited with the onboarding of our new investment clients and we trust their overall experience with our process will be a good one,” says Jake Durrant, Managing Director of ReverseMergers.com. “Our average investor profile is now looking more like the general population,” he says. “We’re getting more investors interested in using self-directed retirement accounts and other tax-advantaged vehicles for our investing opportunities. Investors are able to mitigate their risks across several deals all while investing very small amounts of capital. It’s a win-win scenario for all involved.”

The company focuses on taking companies public directly or through a process called a reverse merger. Reverse mergers involve the strategic merger of a privately-held company with a clean public shell corporation. It’s often been referred to as the “backdoor” method of taking a company public. The firm focuses on using public shells that are absolutely clean, which often requires cleaning by competent attorneys or the manufacture of clean public shells. “The problem with using existing shells is that they often contain liabilities, structure and potential litigation that could seriously harm the acquiring company and it’s shareholders,” says Durrant. “Hence the need for good, clean public vehicles for growth companies to use as a means of going public.”

The latest investors include both sophisticated and accredited investors as well as un-accredited, main street investors. “Because of the nature of many of the deals that we do, we’re allowed to bring in a handful of non-accredited investors to each deal which, as a percentage, makes up the majority of our investors,” says Durrant. The amount invested is typically on the range of $1,000 to $10,000 for any single deal. The investor subscription limits make it justifiable for retail investors to be added to the mix. “It’s not an ask that breaks the bank.”

The company is also always adding partnerships for sourcing some of the best deals on the market. The better the deal opportunity, the best the stock performs once it begins trading on a public exchange. Many of the firms most active investors are also rainmakers and consultants that help to provide some of the best sources for deal flow on the market. Increasing both the quantity and quality of the deals presented to investors also helps investors by spreading the risk associated with any specific deal opportunity. It’s a strategy we’ve used for years and which continues to pay dividends.

About ReverseMergers.com

ReverseMergers.com uses direct public offerings and reverse mergers to take companies public. The company has assisted in taking over 100 companies public on both the NASDAQ and the OTC exchanges. The company prefers to assist in deals with growth revenue and good profitability or at least a promise of profitability in the near future. By working to source some of the best deals on the market with some of the most reputable deal-makers, ReverseMergers.com has helped in creating large amounts of liquid wealth for entrepreneurs and shareholders. For more information, please visit the reverse merger blog or follow them on twitter @RMergers.