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Most individuals would invariably think that you need to be a very large company, such as Google or Cisco Systems, to think about going public or even think of doing an IPO. As a matter of fact any company, either a startup or already established company, can become a public business, minimum asset or revenue requirements.

This is the big secret Wall Street insiders kept to the members of their elite ranks, until recently: Nearly one half of all public companies are doing revenues of less than three million dollars and many of those are losing money and some are start-ups, but many are long-established companies. Any company, including start-ups, can become a public company. The process is much less intimidating then most business owners think, which is why they don't consider taking it on. Once educated on the benefits of going public, many businesses are more likely to get the process underway.

Foreign privately held or public companies can have the opportunity to become a publicly traded company in the USA without becoming a US corporation. This is a great way for a non-US company to gain investors and and increased valuation, as well as increased trust with US businesses.

Being a public company can offer considerable benefits, to include: prestige, liquidity, and the ability to use the stock as currency for growth and expansion. This is the reason that many companies choose to go public and get a stock symbol.

In earlier times some private businesses went public employing reverse mergers with public shells. A company officer once said, "Why risk a reverse merger with a public shell when you can do an S-1 Registration statement and meet the requirements needed for FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority)". (formerly known as the NASD) The company spokesperson also offered: "Wall Street and investment banks don't care for and would rather not deal with companies created via public shells and reverse mergers".

For companies interested in the going public process, please contact Tiber Creek; they make available 2 reports at their website, site, located at www.tcc5.com, and they are: How Any Company Can Go Public and The Truth about Reverse Mergers and Public Shells.

The Tiber Creek Corporation also does investor relations & maintains relationships with experienced market makers, venture capitalists and broker dealers. The company also does consulting about SPAC's (Special Purpose Acquisition Company).

Tiber Creek works with foreign private and public companies - in addition to private US companies that wish to be publicly traded in the US; they also help with dual listings and ADR's.

The most recent client that Tiber Creek has assisted in going public is Loans4less. LFLS seeks to brand their trademark and website over many loan products.

Many businesses have been educated on the benefits of going public without a reverse merger or a public shell, and have chosen our services to assist them in going public and getting a stock symbol due to the simplicity and low costs compared to a traditional IPO.