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What Types of Offerings Can Be Conducted on a Shelf Registration Statement?


A shelf registration statement is a filing with an exchange regulatory (e.g., Securities and Exchange Commission) for registration of a public offering, where an issuer has no intention to embark on an immediate sale of all the securities being registered. The offering is said to be a “shelf offering“: the securities will be kept on the shelf, until the time the issuer decides to offer them (in which case, these securities will be taken off the shelf).

By a shelf registration, an issuer can sell new securities (primary offering) or resell already issued securities (outstanding securities, or secondary offerings), or both (a combination of both types).

Given that a shelf registration statement allows an issuer to register multiple shelf offerings (based on the same registration), an issuer is permitted to conduct the following shelf offerings:


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