A company that is in the development state. In its business plan, the company’s aim is to merge with some...
A shell company or a blank check which was crated and taken public prior to the passage of Rule 419...
A merger in which the acquirer creates a wholly owned subsidiary into which the target company merges (the latter does...
A shell company that conducts business transactions such as currency and asset transfers within the borders of its country of...
A shell company that has no liabilities or other claims against it as perceived by an operating business contemplating merging...
A shell company that is offered for sale in return for cash. Usually, this is the case when the owners...
In the context of mergers and acquisitions (M&As) or leveraged buyouts (LBOs), it is a deal in which a party...
A merger with public shell companies. Shell mergers are typically reverse mergers effected with a publicly held company that has...
A development stage company that has no specific business plan or whose business plan is confined to merging with or...
A reverse merger in which the public shell company forms a new shell subsidiary (wholly owned subsidiary), which is merged...