Buy A Public Company with Mina Mar Group

Buy A Public Company with Mina Mar Group



Mina Mar Group is the largest small cap, micro cap and nano cap retailer of newly minted public companies and already quoted / trading public companies; listed on OTC Markets.com. We offer a vast inventory of pubco vehicles and superior service. We offer all range of services from A to Z. With a large selection of pubco inventory and with our network of agents across the country, your ZIP code enables us to find the right pubco that matches your search needs and wants criteria.
Many of our clients and companies we represent will offer financing and some will consider doing “equity only deals”. Equity only deals do not apply to start up companies. They are more designed with already established companies with some legacy and real companies that can demonstrate that they have a viable business model and are enroute to great things or progress that will improve the share valuations of all shareholders. Best of all, all of our companies offered for sale are either ranked as YIELD or have a CURRENT rank with OTC Markets. We insure that they are not branded as “Public shells” as defined by SEC. We also offer and represent some NASDAQ listed companies (some in peril of being de listed from NASDAQ, usually as a result of their inability to maintain NASDAQ share price valuation) which can be acquired at very favorable terms and price; resulting in a WIN WIN for both your stakeholders, principals and all shareholders alike.
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