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Going public with Mina Mar Group (part 1)


If you have decided to take your company public, that is a great news because it brings many benefits with it like financial benefit from raising capital or increased public awareness of the company. But before you make any step further internal agreement within a company must be accomplished. Top management should present the detailed idea of going public  to the Board of Directors. Once the the idea is approved by the board, the next thing to do is to assemble the suitable team and Mina Mar Group is here to help you. We will acquire the services of security attorney and make recommendation of an accounting firm who will assist you in auditing financials. Financial statements will be reviewed with care and we will make sure they are in compliance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Agreement between your company and Mina Mar Group will be formalized, outlining plan, process, time, price ranges, fees, size of the offering and other important factors.

Following the signing of the letter of intent the preparation of the prospectus by Mina Mar Group alongside your accountants and our security lawyers will start. Prospectus is legal document that is required and filed with Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that provides details about an investment offering for sale to the public. Prospectus includes the following information: 
  • audited financial statement
  • company's capitalization 
  • description of business 
  • management structure 
  • dividend policy 
  • management and company agreement 
  • shareholdings of principal shareholders
  • compensation for management 
  • proposed use of the proceeds of the offering
  • disclosure and discussion of the financial condition and operations of the company
  • the effect of dilution on existing shares
  • the underwriting agreement
Narrative part of prospectus will be written by our analysts, attorney and other professionals at Mina Mar Group while the financial statement of the deal will be drafted by your accountant. 
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