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Reverse merger brings many benefits so it's no wonder that many private companies decide to use it as a means of taking their company public. It is considered less costly and less time consuming alternative to traditional IPO process. The point is that your private company reverse merge into public shell that is already registered with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) so you don't have to go trough the whole process again. If you are searching for a public company to buy that is where we can help. Mina Mar Group is the largest small cap, micro cap and nano cap retailer of freshly minted public companies that are already quoted or trading on the OTC market.

We offer you a vast inventory of pubco vehicles and we offer full range of services. With a large inventory of public companies and with our network of agents across country which enables us to find the right company that matches your criteria. Part of our full services package is providing you with approved service providers like lawyers and accountants to help you in evaluating merger process and purchase of control block. We at Mina Mar Group have done comprehensive work on "cleaning" our public shells an by that minimizing associated risks.  All of our companies offered for sale are either ranked CURRENT or have a YIELD rank on OTC market. If that is the case, our resources will be at your disposal to disclose all relevant financial information and make company current. We also offer and represent some NASDAQ listed companies which can be acquired at very favorable terms and price. Some of the companies are in jeopardy of being delisted from NASDAQ , usually as a result of inability to maintain NASDAQ share price valuation which can result in win win situation for both you stakeholders and shareholders alike.

If you are looking to sell your company we can help you with that too. Mina Mar Group will find you a suitable buyer in the shortest possible period. Eligible offerings include: 
  • publicly traded companies - are companies that issued security trough an IPO process and is listed on at least one stock exchange or OTC market.
  • public shell companies - is a public company that is listed on stock exchange (NASDAQ/NYSE) or OTC market but have no nominal operation and no nominal asserts or assets are consisting solely of cash or cash equivalents.   
  •  custodian companies - are companies which securities and other assets are held by custodian firm as a form of collateral for unpaid financial obligations end debt.
If you have any questions feel free to contact us - MinaMarGroup.com 

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