In times of continuous, fast-moving change, companies need to become increasingly flexible in order to keep pace with the demands of the market. With this in mind, shell companies are a modern and contemporary alternative for companies looking to go public.
In contrast to conventional IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) or direct listings, shell companies provide companies with significantly faster access to the stock exchange and thus to the capital market.
Shell companies are an innovative method of significantly speeding up the process of going public, making it less complex and realising it in a time and cost-efficient manner. With a shell company, companies can utilise an existing stock exchange listing to increase their equity capital, accelerate company growth and achieve financial independence.
The speed, flexibility, time and cost efficiency of a shell company transaction provide the decisive advantages.
The advantages of the speed of a shell company transaction include the fact that growth opportunities can be utilised promptly, lengthy planning processes are eliminated and the attractiveness for investors is increased by limiting the time factor.
Other advantages include flexibility. Companies can use shell companies to quickly adapt to changing market conditions or capitalise on growth opportunities. This agile approach enables companies to raise capital without long lead times.
As a result, the use of a shell company makes it possible to plan the IPO in a more targeted manner, to implement it in a more time- and cost-sensitive manner and to react to a changing market environment. For these reasons, shell companies provide an efficient, modern means of going public.
