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A company should try and know its investors, of course knowing each and every investor personally is quite a difficult and daunting task, but knowing their motives for investing is important.
The importance of investor relations stems from the fact that it can generate recognition and credibility for the company in the market, making it more attractive in the eyes of the investors and thus bringing in more capital. When a company develops a healthy relationship with the investor community it creates for itself increased access to capital.
Another attractive outcome of investor relations that companies aim for is liquidity. Through management of investor relations, the company continually updates the public on the profile of the company and in doing so, creates awareness.
The purpose of investor relations is not only to inform the investors about the happenings of the company but it is also used to help the company itself.
When companies show their knowledge of how their respective markets work and how they can benefit from the markets, the investors gain confidence in the company.

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It’s important to understand that an acquisition is distinct from a merger in several ways. First, an acquisition is the act of buying another business, whereas a merger is a process by which two companies become one company, though the ownership interests may differ. Second, acquisitions are complete takeovers, meaning that when you buy another company, you own all the ownership interests and can, therefore, make any decisions you and your company’s leadership wants to make.

One main advantage of buying another business that sells similar product or services is that you can create economies of scale, which refers to the process of increasing production by lowering production costs. When you take on the second business, you can implement the same marketing and sales strategies for the new company, which lowers costs and helps to boost productivity. Another advantage is that you can broaden your target audience by tapping into the existing market that the company you bought has already attracted.

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Investor Relations combines finance, communication and marketing to effectively control the flow of information between a public company, its investors and its stakeholders.

The main goals of an investor relations professionals are:

• To enable the company to achieve the optimum share price that reflects the fundamental value of the company
• Representing the company to investors and representing investors to the company
• Providing financial information to investors (retail and institutional) in a timely and accurate way
• Providing nonfinancial data to support company valuations
• Observing the rules of securities commissions and stock exchanges
• Not aggressive sales promotion or “closing”
• Presenting investor feedback to company management and board
• Building receptive capital markets for future financing at favorable terms

Some of IR’s other functions include:

• Coordination of meetings
• Conferences for shareholders and the press
• Releasing financial information
• Taking point on financial briefings
• Filing and publishing report with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), or other relevant commission (depending on where the company is listed)

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Private equity enables companies to better exploit their potential. With the capital that private equity firms and their funds provide, they can drive their development and remain independent. In addition, private equity firms generally bring their expertise and excellent contacts to the portfolio companies, which they can employ to their advantage. That enables growth and strengthens a company’s innovative capacity and competitiveness.

For most of our clients who want to become a publicly owned company, they usually require private equity financing as well.

Although it takes four to six months for the IPO process to be completed, companies require having an operating capital that can be used in developing their business while they are expecting the completion of the processes of IPO including FINRA, SEC, market markets and so on.

While the IPO process is ongoing, we can use a private placement memorandum (PPM) for raising private equity. We will join hands with your investors to raise the capital needed to grow your business. Private placement memorandums will be written by our analysts, and we will assist you to arrange your company to use private equity for raising about $1 million to $5 million.

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Regulation A

Section 508 of the Act directs the SEC to amend Regulation A+ to remove the provision making companies subject to the SEC Securities Exchange Act reporting requirements ineligible to use Regulation A/A+ and to add a provision such that a company’s Exchange Act reporting obligations will satisfy Regulation A+ reporting requirements.
I have often blogged about this peculiar eligibility standard. Although Regulation A is unavailable to Exchange Act reporting companies, a company that voluntarily files reports under the Exchange Act is not “subject to the Exchange Act reporting requirements” and therefore is eligible to use Regulation A. Moreover, a company that was once subject to the Exchange Act reporting obligations but suspended such reporting obligations by filing a Form 15 is eligible to utilize Regulation A. A wholly owned subsidiary of an Exchange Act reporting company parent is eligible to complete a Regulation A offering as long as the parent reporting company is not a guarantor or co-issuer of the securities being issued. It just didn’t make sense to preclude Exchange Act reporting issuers, and the marketplace has been vocal on this.
In September 2017 the House passed the Improving Access to Capital Act, which would allow companies subject to the reporting requirements under the Exchange Act to use Regulation A/A+. OTC Markets also petitioned the SEC to eliminate this eligibility criterion, and pretty well everyone in the industry supports the change.
As noted, the Act directs the SEC to amend Regulation A to enact the changes; however, the timing remains unclear. Whereas many provisions in the Act have specific timing requirements, including a requirement that the changes to Rule 701 be completed within 60 days, Section 508 has no timing provisions at all.

Rule 701

Rule 701 of the Securities Act provides an exemption from the registration requirements for the issuance of securities under written compensatory benefit plans. Rule 701 is a specialized exemption for private or non-reporting entities and may not be relied upon by companies that are subject to the reporting requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (“Exchange Act”). The Rule 701 exemption is only available to the issuing company and may not be relied upon for the resale of securities, whether by an affiliate or non-affiliate.
Section 507 of the Act directs the SEC to increase Rule 701’s threshold for providing additional disclosures to employees from aggregate sales of $5,000,000 during any 12-month period to $10,000,000. In addition, the threshold is to be inflation-adjusted every five years. The amendment must be completed within 60 days.

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