This depends primarily on the individual capital requirements — typically starting from several million U.S. dollars and, in principle, without an upper limit — as well as on the public company selected for the reverse merger.
Key determinants include the company’s authorized share count, nominal share value, and number of available shares, which are customized during the merger preparation to meet the project’s specific capital needs.

In practice, we identify a publicly listed company that best fits the profile of the startup or expanding business.
The shares available for acquisition must simultaneously ensure:

• the retention of majority voting rights by the acquiring company,

• the required capital for growth or expansion,

• the compensation of investors through share transfers, and

• a significant reserve to cover any additional expenses (e.g., marketing of the project or promotion of the listed shares).

Accordingly, we select the most suitable listed entity for your reverse merger.

In essence, a reverse merger enables the raising of virtually any desired amount of capital through the stock market.