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littlejohn

11/23/17 11:50 PM

#4263 RE: benfrankledger #4262

There is an international nasdaq index

with more liberal early

entry requirements...


But no idea really...LJ


fwiw, the gentleman and

company chosen by CWIR to

assist could tell you...


http://www.otcmarkets.com/ajax/showNewsReleaseDocumentById.pdf?id=28115



Werbe

11/23/17 11:53 PM

#4264 RE: benfrankledger #4262

Every standard requires $4 bid price. They have their sites set on OTCQB first.

https://listingcenter.nasdaq.com/assets/initialguide.pdf

l_winthorpe

11/24/17 12:03 PM

#4291 RE: benfrankledger #4262

Looking at the listing requirements, it seems a company only needs $5 million in assets. However, that seems pretty small. I think I'll let a more experienced member give the definitive answer.

reader3

11/24/17 12:16 PM

#4294 RE: benfrankledger #4262

There are multiple avenues to list, and multiple requirements in each. The most common routes are by minimum revenue over the past 3 years, which they'd have trouble with. But there's a route for a company with lots of assets, and equity. This requires 80 million total assets, and a market cap of 160 Million. See page 6 of the below guide, Standard 4:

https://listingcenter.nasdaq.com/assets/initialguide.pdf

If their first acquisition of 5+ ships (I think they may have raised it to 8 late in the summer) provides assets of 25+ million, and they do another 2 asset purchases of similar size in the next 6 months or so, and the market cap adjusts to reflect with even a 2X multiple on assets, they would meet standard 4 with ease, IMO.