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Mina Mar Group has been helping publicly owned companies in building a relationship that is beneficial to them and their shareholders since 2005. Our specialty and focus lies with small cap for both companies in reporting and non-reporting sector. 

Even if you have private company and you are planning to go public we can find equity lenders that will provide you with funds trough the use of traditional systems. Financier security will be the equity of your business and the undertaking of the process will show that your company will be taken public in about year or two. Reverse merger, also known as reverse takeover is used for this process as Mina Mar Group specializes in merger and acquisition consulting services. We own a stock of of affirmed and clean public shells that are provided for reverse merger for our clients  as a publicly traded vehicle that can be used to get capital.

Likewise, we offer diverse financing options, including private placement, startup capital and additional funding for expansion of your existing business. When company's survival is at stake leadership becomes more important than ever. We offer to guide you trough corporate turnaround, process of transforming loss-making company into a profit making. Top executives at the helm of a turnaround know that solution to a challenges are often found within the company itself. Mina Mar Group will assist you with our program which includes our vast experience to help you choose the right candidate for the position.

 When it comes to IPO, we offer you end to end services, guiding you trough every step of the process with negligible upfront fees. Our ready-to-use process begins with decision to take your company public and with acquired thicker symbol and capital raised for your company. We will take care of SEC and other important filings including Edgar forms, S-1 registration statement, FINRA submissions and so on. To make a successful outcome and make sure that whole process complies with all agencies instituted by the government Mina Mar Group has a team of experience paralegals and attorneys.

 Our efforts do not stop at merely making you public; we get involved with investor relation firms and stock distribution to make sure what you offer is widely distributed to ensure the maximum capital is raised for your business at the most reasonable price. Also if you seek assistance with fundraising and distribution or broker dealer approved by FINRA feel free to contact us - MinaMarGroup.com
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