During the past three years, reverse mergers have evolved into a legitimate alternative to an IPO.
New SEC regulations enacted in 2005 significantly increased the required disclosure of reverse
merger transactions. In addition, there have been a number of publications that have raised both
the level of transparency and the profile of reverse mergers.
Private Company Seeking NASDAQ Listing
Suitability Criteria
We carefully screen potential companies to ensure that they have the financial characteristics,
business prospects and management commitment to ultimately succeed as publicly traded NASDAQ stocks:
Minimum anticipated $50 million market capitalization post-funding and going public
Minimum of either $5 million in stockholders equity or $750,000 of net income from continuing operations
Attractive growth profile and earnings potential
Credible CEO and CFO who understand job of being public
2-year commitment to utilize financial marketing services of After Market Support, a Keating affiliate
Creating Stockholder Value Through P/E Multiple Expansion
Our mission is to create substantial, incremental stockholder value for emerging growth companies
by taking them public. This P/E multiple expansion occurs over time and is generally achieved once
a company is listed on NASDAQ.
Minimum anticipated $50 million market capitalization post-funding and going public
