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Financing
Project Types |
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FINANCING
OPTIONS -
These
options are in partnership with several Investment Banking
Company with whom we have strong working relationships |
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A. |
START-UP
BUSINESSES |
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This
category applies to new companies or companies having less than
one full year of verifiable sales and earnings.
In order to be considered such companies must have a
clear technical or market advantage protected by patents,
licenses, etc. |
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B. |
DEVELOPMENT
CAPITAL |
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This
category involves raising private (institutional or a strategic
corporate partner) funds for company’s that have had: |
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at
least one full year of verifiable sales and earnings, |
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a
clear technical or market advantage protected by patents or
licenses and |
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Management
qualified to lead the company through a rapid growth period.
This category also encompasses mergers and acquisitions for
clients meeting the same minimum standards set forth in the
preceding paragraph. |
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| C. |
IPO
OFFERINGS |
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This
activity involves companies that have at least a three, and
preferably five-year minimum earnings history showing consistent
growth. Current pre tax earnings should be not less than $2.5 MM
after being adjusted to eliminate extraordinary or non-recurring
charges and other costs that were incurred by the company
primarily for the purpose of minimizing previous year’s tax
liabilities. |
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| D. |
SECONDARY
OFFERINGS |
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This
category involves fully reporting companies that have been
listed on the NASDAQ, AMEX, or NYSE. Bulletin Board or companies
listed on regional exchanges may be accepted if they are
reporting companies as defined by the SEC and if they will
qualify for a NASDAQ listing contemporaneously with the
completion of a secondary offering strategy. |
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2.
COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS FINANCING |
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We
will consider all types of business financing.
The minimum transaction is $150,000.
This can involve business restructuring, working capital,
business consolidation loans, acquisitions and many other
options. |
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3.
SHORT
TERM “ BRIDGE LOANS” |
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This program will
involve that which is commonly known as short-term (12 month's
maximum, 90 days average) loans.
Hard assets as a result of which they are commonly known
as "hard money" loans always substantially over
collateralize such loans. Points,
interest and any other fees are generally deducted from the
gross loan proceeds on the closing date. |
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4.
HARD
MONEY LOANS |
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This
type of loan differs from a bridge loan in that the loan to
value ration can be a low as 30% with a closing after appraisal
within 10 working days. Loan time frames can typically be from 6
to 12 months. A
renewable feature may apply based on an evaluation of the
overall proposal. |
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5.
PURCHASE
NOTES |
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We will purchase all
notes with a minimum value of $25,000. There is no upper limit at this time. A preliminary indication of acceptability for each submittal
can usually be obtained in a minimum of 3 working days. |
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6.
SYNDICATED
PRIVATE PLACEMENTS |
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This
category can apply to both corporate and project financing
situations and involves syndicating, via a network of major
international partners, private placement issues having a value
of at least $15.0 MM to institutional investors. |
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7.
CONSULTING
SERVICES |
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We
will provide consulting to companies that have needs,
managerially, financial requirements, restructuring, and various
needs analysis based on the type of business.
This is done on a referral basis. |
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| A. |
BUSINESS
PLANS |
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We
will agree to write business plans that will be solely the
property of the clients. Clients will not be obliged to use our
services to raise funds based upon the content of said business
plans. |
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| B. |
VISUAL
PRESENTATIONS |
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We will create
computerized; multi colored visual displays on floppy disks.
These are ideal for “one on one” presentations to
prospective clients, employees, vendors, etc. |