There are lots of people out there that specialize in private placement deals and raising capital - but you can't just buy an already IPO'd company (OTC or not) and add your products/ideas/management without seriously changing the valuation of the company. How much have you raised, how much do you need and are you operational? Do you have any cashflow? I work with a few Private Placement guys in the energy and energy tech space. Do you have a Reg-D filing? Any pitch materials?
It's a consumer electronic product. I am working with someone who contacted me, thanks for the interest.
I am curious as to what type of cost and hassle is involved if you wanted to do what you want to do without a public shell. Does having a public shell really make it that much easier to float a public offering?
You might want to check out the book: "Reverse Mergers: Taking a Company Public Without an IPO" by David N. Feldmand.
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