Monthly Archives: March 2010

Listing an IPO on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange versus a reverse merger into a Frankfurt Shell Company To purchase a Frankfurt Shell Company that is publicly traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, it costs between €120,000 and €150,000. Generally these … Continue reading →

Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of your local Securities Exchange or possibly you are already delisted? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution for you which may turn-out … Continue reading →

Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX Listings) or possibly you are already delisted? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution for you which … Continue reading →

Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of the NASDAQ, OTCBB and or Pinksheets, possibly you are now a grey sheet or without a market maker? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we … Continue reading →

Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange or being Delisted from the JSE or AltX? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution for you which … Continue reading →

Is your company at risk of not meeting the requirements of the Toronto Stock Exchange or being Delisted from the TSX? Possibly you are already delisted? Don’t worry this isn’t the end of the world, and we have a solution … Continue reading →

Are you a Capital Pool Corporation at risk of being delisted from the TSX.V? Have you built a Capital Pool Corporation (CPC) which is looking to raise more capital and or to complete a transaction but the market volatility has … Continue reading →

Listing on The Frankfurt Exchange Versus The CNSX If you are considering listing on the CNSX and have not done so yet, I would consider before investing into listing on the CNSX you may be able to spend the same … Continue reading →

Switching Your Listing From The CNSX To The Frankfurt Exchange As you are aware from listing on the CNSX that it is in fact a low cost process for listing a company on a stock exchange in Canada. The CNSX … Continue reading →

Qualifying Companies for FSE Listings To qualify, a company must meet the following basic criteria: At least one year in existence or 5 year projections (as a new firm) Privately owned (this is not a dual-listing for existing public companies, … Continue reading →