Interest in IPO Village picking up speed
With recent Wall Street Initial Public Offering (IPO) blunders like Facebook, more and more companies are looking to take their IPO direct to the public. As the leader in the crowdfunding IPO business, IPOVillage.com has seen interest soar.
We have signed two IPO deals with businesses, both of which found us through the IPOVillage.com website. Because of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rules, weʼre not able to announce what these companies are right now. An announcement will be made as soon as we can.
Two more companies are in negotiations with us now to handle their IPO. Again, as soon as weʼre allowed to, an announcement will be made.
This is exciting stuff.
LOOKING BETTER ALL THE TIME
Going direct to the public, sidestepping the costly and complicated Wall Street process, just makes good fiscal sense.
A traditional Wall Street-type IPO could cost a company as much as 10 percent of the total IPO income. Thatʼs money the company will never see. Thatʼs income the company has lost. Thatʼs capital which could have been used to buy more equipment, re-invest in the company and otherwise improve the business.
But, itʼs gone forever.
Instead of handing over commissions, discounts and premiums to a bunch of institutional investment bankers and lawyers, IPOVillage puts maximum money into the company.
2O13 IPOs SOARING
The way things are going, 2013 will be a banner year for crowdfunding IPOs and IPOVillage.com .
Many, many more companies have expressed interest having IPOVillage handle their upcoming IPOs. The website gets an increasing number of hits every weekly from companies interested in going public. Weʼre sending out information packages regularly.
Interest is heaviest from consumer product businesses and tech companies with a strong customer affinity and customer base. For these companies, IPOVillage makes sense. These businesses are built on loyal customers. Those customers, who built the company into what it is today, deserve to share in the success of the business.
BUSINESSES REWARD LOYAL CUSTOMERS
By sending the IPO direct to the public, the business gives its loyal customers the chance to buy stock at the true IPO price. By going through IPOVillage.com , the buyers do not have to deal with brokers, stock advisers and analysts.
This crowdfunding means everyone saves money. Crowdfunding means everyone has a chance to share in the true profits.
Crowdfunding IPOs, as handled by IPOVillage.com, treats a businessʼ customers with respect, integrity and genuinely shows how much those customers are appreciated.
NONE TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL
Thereʼs no size limit for a company to go through IPOVillage.
Global companies with thousands of employees across the planet can benefit from directto-the-public IPOs. But just like the business world that is mostly made of small companies, small companies are the majority of businesses approaching IPOVillage. Small businesses donʼt have the resources giant global corporations have. Because of this, if they take the traditional IPO route, they have to hire even more people to help navigate the process. That translates to even more money out of their pockets. Thatʼs lost money.
The 2013 IPOs are on track to set a record.
If your business is looking for a way to raise capital for expansion and improvement and youʼd like to reward your loyal customers, consider releasing stock through crowdfunding IPO. As an industry leader, IPOVillage.com has built its business by helping small and medium customers. Let us show you how 2013 can be the year your business soars.