Tiber Creek Asks: What do Reverse Mergers, Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffet, and the New York Stock Exchange Have in Common?
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Within this article are examples of many prominent companies that opted to go public via a reverse merger. A reverse merger (aka Reverse Takeover, Reverse Acquisition and Reverse IPO) is the action in which a private company mergers with a public shell company to go public. A reverse merger is an alternate method of going public than a standard IPO (Initial Public Offering) filing.
Reverse Mergers as opposed to IPO's (Initial Public Offerings) allow for a private company to merge into a public one in a relatively short time frame along with being significantly less expensive that a full-fledged Initial Public Offering. This alternate method of going public can offer added benefit for many start up/private companies that are looking for a quick way to go public.
The "famous" reverse mergers listed within the article show how many well established firms that we know of today went public via reverse merger. Renowned investor
In addition, one of the most prominent stock markets in the
With the influx of many start up and private companies seeking to go public,
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