We connect private companies with public markets and take responsibility before, during and after the listing. Through reverse takeovers, strategic financing and access to approximately 4,000 shareholders.
Reverse takeovers take companies to the stock exchange. Via Altera, approximately 4,000 shareholders come on board at the time of the merger.
A reverse takeover leads to the same goal as an IPO — a public company — but by a different and simpler route. Via Altera, the company also gains access to approximately 4,000 shareholders from day one.
A reverse takeover offers a faster and more predictable route to the stock exchange than a traditional IPO — and earlier access to capital and investors.
By merging with a company that is already listed, you avoid many of the costs that come with a traditional IPO.
A listing strengthens the brand and stakeholder confidence — and the company gains a broad shareholder base from day one, which makes future capital raising easier.
We are a counterparty that can both execute the transaction and stay on afterwards. Companies gain access to our network of advisers, investors and operational specialists, so they can focus on their business.
We help the company become ready for the stock market: review, structure, timeline and dialogue with the marketplace. Management and owners get clarity on what is required and what can wait.
We coordinate the transaction — managing pace and keeping things clear — so the company can stay focused on its business.
Once the company is public, the real work begins. We complement management without replacing it — with support in IR, reporting, shareholder matters and access to our network.
Interested in exploring a reverse takeover? We will walk you through the structure, timeline and requirements — with no obligation.