We have a debt free shell company for sale on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The company has financials available for building the prospectus and is deliverable in full.

The firm was a “hotel and resort” development, which has sense raised capital privately with no requirement of the public company.

- UK PLC
- Incorporate July 2011
- 227,228,310 shares issued at 0.10 par
- Market Maker payments up-to-date
- Active Market
- small outstanding balance with transfer agent that can be settled upon acquisition
 
Contact Us If Interested In Purchasing this shell info@fselistings.com

BSE Listings (Berlin Stock Exchange Listings) joins FSE Listings and IFXBG as one of the larger European Stock Market Listings Consortiums
For Immediate Release
February 9^th 2012

BSE Listings (http://www.bselistings.com) though IFXBG (http://www.ifxbg.com) provides specialist financial services which are delivered by distinct business units, each with their areas of expertise in order to supply a complete Investment Bank experience in Europe. IFXBG has an FSA registration with a European Passport in the United Kingdom, that authorizes IFXBG activities within the European Union and authorization by the CSSF, Luxembourg to operate as a securitization and structured finance company.

BSE Listings Services: Berlin Stock Exchange Listings performs all of the necessary tasks to ensure your firm is listed on a stock exchange. The listing can be combined with several of the other financial services offered by IFXBG.

Bond Financing: The securitization business unit of IFXBG works with the listing unit to create a securitized bond with an investment grade rating, such as AA rating. The financing of newly listed firms is limited to 5 million euro per public company. Customized bond and finance is available in access upon qualifying and funding the process of building the Bond. The Bond is then offered through the IFXBG Broker Dealer business unit for financing the company.

Equity Placement and Bridge Financing: The IFXBG Broker Dealer business unit has the capacity to design and execute offerings of equity in client companies, provide and solicit for bridge financing and debt financing where applicable, and make private placements on behalf of clients. In addition to the sale of the AA rated bonds, the Broker can perform a book building exercise for the company to raise private equity or post listing services. In general, these offerings are in combination with the compliance department and management unit who would design offering documents, prospectus documents, and reporting.

Mergers and Acquisitions: The senior management team of BSE Listings and IFXBG through their vast network of professional services and clients may be engaged to seek acquisitions and or potential merger candidates. As a full service investment bank, IFXBG can supply the necessary financing to buy-out potential candidates that have been vetted through the qualification process designed. The mergers and acquisition unit combines the valuations department for qualifying mergers and their overall benefit and value, the securitization and bond unit to finance the acquisitions, and the management unit to ensure the integrity of the transaction for both firms and shareholders. Mergers and acquisitions is truly the pinnacle of the service offerings combining all of the talents of our firm to ensure our clients can purchase revenue producing opportunities, expanding their business exponentially both vertically and horizontally.

Asset Management: BSE Listings and IFXBG alternative asset management business unit offers a broad range of products. This business unit is comprised of our marketable securities and alternative investments to our retail and institutional client base, with a focus on providing professional investments to professionals in the global markets. This includes managing client company shareholder services and accounts, notices, and trading. Our Asset Management investment professionals focused on global markets, leverage the experience and creativity of these resources with tailored strategies for institutional and high net worth professional investors in accordance with such investors ‘investment criteria’ targeted return and risk tolerance.

Contact info@BSEListings.com or call us at +19146133889

BSE Listings and Berlin Stock Exchange Listings

As a licensed broker dealer our partner has the team and ability to file prospectus document for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and submit the documents to the FSA.

A European Prospectus from the UK, Denmark, or Germany often will be enough to sufficiently cover a companies needs.

As a new directive of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Open Market, a prospectus document is required with the ability of taking your firm up to the Entry Standard market by September 30^th 2012.

If you are planning to list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, you need to begin building your prospectus immediately!

In addition, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange has introduced trading requirements with the recent implementation of the Xetra II requirements for trading volume and market maker requirements. Building a market for the companies listed is becoming a requirement of listing. Companies that list without a prospectus are limited by their abilities to market their company based on BAFIN regulations, which limit the use of the company symbol and various other stipulations for firms who do not have a prospectus filed.

However, with the prospectus filed, there is more flexibility when co-ordinating publicity and investor relations. More and more companies are being driven towards a prospectus to mobilize their overall market making activity, not limited to press releases, publications, roadshows to retail investment markets, and incoming requests. It is only a matter of time, maybe even September, before companies will have to take two key aspects into consideration or become delisted:

1. A prospectus so that the firm can actively market their share symbol and company to the general public without contravening securities laws in Germany and or Europe in general
2. Maintaining an active market to enable market makers to maintain their role of actively buying and selling shares within the market, which is not possible in an illiquid market

One naturally pertains to the other, as the prospectus enables the flexibility to make a market, without the ability to attract a retail market the market makers eventually can not support the bid and ask from the sale of existing shareholders and the market could, can, and will being to move towards a lower illiquid position.

The reality is that a company can list before having a prospectus on the open market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, however, it is advisable to begin developing the prospectus as soon as possible to ensure shareholders and the public have the disclosures necessary to invest in the firm and to be able to stay listed after September 30^th 2012. For a price quote and proposal to develop a prospectus, contact info@fselistings.com.

FSE LISTINGS – Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings

Due to the increased regulations within the US for Pinksheet companies and OTCBB firms, more and more companies are realizing that even if they go public in the USA they can not deposit or sell their stock. Rules with regards to pennystock, shells, registrations, and Sarbanes Oxley have made it too expensive and too hard to run a firm in the US.

More companies are applying for FSE Listings from the US instead of their local exchange due to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s advantages:

• Easier listings on the Frankfurt Exchange (3-6 weeks)
• Low cost of Listing (60k euro)
• Access to one of the largest group of equity investors in the world from the Deutsche Boerse/NYSE
• Access to Bond’s and Qualifications for Institutional Investment
• A liquid European market that trades over 14 trillion euro per annum in securities
• There are no registration Requirements for Shares
• Restrictions can be put on shares by resolution to maintain corporate structure and integrity for development stage firms

As one can read from FSE Listings blog’s prior to this post, not only are US Companies listing on the Frankfurt Exchange, firms from Australia, South Africa, Canada, the United States, Korea, Vietnam, China, India, are all listing on the Frankfurt Exchange to access FSE Listings Inc’s bond and capital financing structures.

The FSE Listings Inc Team …

… Always delivers results as the fastest listing and financing entity and firm available on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange – No other firm compares. We challenge you to bring the proposals of anyone else, and we can show how our proposals, listing, and financing excel above all others in the market.

Many firms claim that listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is expensive, quoting as high as 100k euro for listing… we suggest you consider the fact that we are much less in cost and bundle more services than any other firm into our listing and financing packages for 60k euro.  The additional services we provide are the most important a firm can ask for… professional programs designed for your firm to have a market maker, make a market, Public Relations, Investor Relations and Lead Sources, multi-jurisdictional offerings, and access to licensed broker dealer networks and hedge funds.

Before discussing what we can do for you, we suggest you contact us and we will walk you through a free pre-valuation which will decide the amount of capital available to your firm, the market cap, share value, and timeframe for listing of your firm!

After we have you as a client, we can plan how we will generate investor interest in your Frankfurt Shares through website development, online marketing, marketing materials and brochures, roadshows, press releases, conferences, and introductions to our large network of capital partners. FSE Listings Inc is the largest online network focused on supplying  services to firms on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with over 1,000,000 unique visitors per month, the FSE Listings network of websites is the best exposure for your firm for the largest source of professionals, investors, and press.

Some of the terms used to describe the Frankfurt Stock Exchange include, DAX listings, Deutsche Boerse Listings, Deutsche Borse Listings, Frankfurt Listings, Frankfurt Exchange listings, FTSE Listings, First Quotation Board, Xetra Listings.

Contact Robert Russell today, Russell@fselistings.com and get your free valuation and market cap estimate!

FSE Listings

The importance of a company valuation with Frankfurt Listings and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

One of the most commonly overlooked and most important parts of a Frankfurt Stock Exchange listing are the business valuation or asset valuation in the company going public.

Most going public firms will cap your market capitalization at 100 million issued and outstanding shares, but these firms usually don’t take careful consideration of what the real value of your firm is, often undervaluing your assets making it more difficult for you to issue shares
later.

In addition, a corporate and business valuation for Frankfurt stock exchange listings warrant the listing capital and share value after listing, this is important for both financing and justifying the price of your company’s shares after listing as well as the ability to qualify for financing such as Bonds through Frankfurt Listings.

In addition, the material utilized within your Frankfurt third party valuation is a professional report which is the same information you will likely incorporate to make your information and investment memorandum or BAFIN prospectus. The valuation should not come from just an accounting or Law firm within Germany claiming to list you, this is not sufficient, but rather a firm that has been registered in the EU with a Central Bank and certification. The validity of your company depends on such a valuation. Do not just listen to an outside go public consultant who is meeting your designated sponsors minimum requirements, talk to us at FSE Listings Inc, the leading firm in this field with partners who fit the requirements of the exchange to give such opinions that are certified by an EU Central Bank.

A valuation with FSE Listings Inc:

• Enables you to have all of the justifications of your market cap and share price when going public
• Justifies the information and price within your prospectus and investment documents
• Qualifies your firm for the Bond offering and AA rating obtained by listing your firm with FSE Listings Inc and building the Bonds with the partners in Europe that raise you capital

If you require a valuation that is favorable, a strong market cap, justification of your share price, and possibly financing of up to 5 million euro for a bond offering, there is only one firm you can work with in Frankfurt, and that is the Frankfurt Listings done by FSE Listings Inc, info@fselistings.com

Contact us today!

FSE Listings

FSE Listings: Why list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with FSE Listings and Issue Bonds versus working with Equity Placement firms, Equity Lines or Equity Capital Partners

Initially one needs to understand the cost to a company of taking shareholder equity. By committing to Equity Placement firms and or Equity Line holders shares of the firm, you are giving them a direct claim to your firms profits proportionate to their investment and holding of your firm. Therefore, you as a company need to consider:

The Real Cost Of Money – The cost of issuing shares is higher in the long-term than that of developing a debt instrument such as a bond. For example, the limitation of a Bond with a 10% yield, a shareholder is limitless based on a portion ownership of your firms growth. A Bond may be over 5 years, and the capital invested increases your capacity by 50%, so the funds in place are justifiable for the coupon payment of 10%. After 5 years, your firm earns all the profits of the decision made. With shares and shareholders, as long as there are shareholders, they have a right to the profits of the company ongoing. Often companies underestimate the real costs to gain the shareholders, which are in short the immediate and ongoing cost of legal, accounting, financial advisory, governance and corporate professionals such as brokers, bankers, and sponsors. In the current markets, these costs can absorb up to 50% of funds raised in an IPO, and sometimes they are costs that exceed the capital raised directly related to their services. Often, after the exercise of writing a prospectus and preparing your firm to raise capital, the capital raising in the private equity market depends on your ability to help raise money and pay attention to the shareholders and potential investors to gain the investment. The time consuming exercise deteriorates even some of the strongest businesses as the focus is on capital and not the company management and profitability during that timeframe. This is a high cost.

Loss of Control – The Company loses control to make decisions as it is required to consult with the shareholders of the Company. This is a difficult choice for entrepreneurs, and it is even more difficult when trying to set the today value of the dreams, aspirations, and blue sky of a firm to an investor. Often private equity involves losing more control than debt of the operations and decision making of a company.

Downward Pressure on the firm’s value – Go public and merger law related firms, or firms who offer equity lines of credit, convertible debentures, and private placement services at a discount of your share price create pressure on your stock and companies value. Especially the Bridge Loan programs for listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, whereby they take their 5% of the shares and sell them into the market or at a discount to shareholders who liquidate based on emotion as they have no relationship with your firm and its success. Equity line firms strive on being issued shares for no upfront cash over a 15 day period or more so that they can sell shares into your market pushing down the stock value and bid so they can make more profit, of up to 50-90% in some cases. These PIPEs, Debt Financing, and special purpose private equity placements are toxic to companies who want to raise additional capital as their company value is driven down to pennies and control is ultimately diluted both in voting power and in their ability to raise and attract interest of capital. Beware of the equity partners and capital firms who offer Equity Lines, Private Placement, Bridge Capital, and Financing options prelisting of your firm. The most illiquid moment of a company is prelisting, and therefore, the owner of such a document actually has control of your firm before giving you a dime. The ability to apply pressure to anyone’s share price in our opinion is the ability to control someones firm. Bridge Loan (Sharks) and joker brokers who assist firms who do not have the 60k euro to list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange prey on unsuspecting firms for their 5%+ of your deal and reputation to take advantage of your firm once it is listed. Don’t fall into the penny stock pump and dump scenario by avoiding these kinds of partners from the beginning. In addition, these firms may disguise their tactics by promising stock promotions of which you will be able to liquidate your shares and or your shareholders will be able to liquidate their shares into a vibrant market. We receive 5-10 phone calls per week from these types of stock promoter and bridge capital firms who are trying to sell their shares privately and exit the company. Their interest is not in your firm or your share price, its exiting their position. Be vigilant about who you choose as your partners, and before you choose anyone, get the advice of FSE Listings Inc as to their professional reputation by contacting www.fselistings.com.

Effects on the Balance Sheet and Financials

Dividends are paid from after-tax earnings, bond payments and interest payments are tax deductible. This affects the relative costs to the company of financing by issuing interest-based securities and financing through ordinary shares.

Everyone always thinks about listing a firm and raising private equity capital, however, public company shares are just the ability to offer shares and liquidate shares in a public arena. Thus, it gives a cash flow value to the shares of the company. Unlike private company shares that generally have no cash flow value. By listing your firm on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, your shares have cash value to insurance firms and debtors, who will develop a corporate securitized bond collateralized by the cash flow and assets of the company.

The Benefits of the Bond and Frankfurt Listing:

• No loss of control
• Interest and Coupon Payments that are tax
  deductible, not from after tax earnings
• Limiting the claim to the companies prosperity
  to rate of interest or coupon payments versus a shareholder claim of the
  profits (the true cost of money)
• Access to the full amount of capital required
• No downward pressure on your share value or
  market

If an investment in your firm could double capacity or greater over the next 5 years projections of your firm, you should be considering building a Bond and Frankfurt Listing with FSE Listings Robert Russell, Russell@fselistings.com. Contact us to see if you qualify by filling-out our documents and obtaining a
free pre-valuation of your firm!

Listing a firm on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange takes 3-6 weeks, qualifying for bond issuances takes 2-4 weeks, within 10 weeks you could be a listed and funded firm on the FSE! Don’t hesitate to contact the top listing firm for foreign firms outside of Germany like yourself!

FSE Listings: How to list your firm on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for the greatest success for your Frankfurt Listings

With stock market experience going back as far as the 1980’s, our management team have seen their fair share of success stories and disasters in financial markets. My mother once told me, if you don’t have something good to say, don’t say it at all. However, the recipes for disaster have usually been associated to individuals and companies looking to go public with fse listings now but are not prepared. Preparation is more than just documentation, it is knowing what you want to give up, and what you don’t want to, and understanding the cost of money and decisions now and in the future. Sounds pretty general, but let me get really specific:

1. Don’t give equity in your firm to individuals who claim they will list your firm with bridge capital, make it debt not equity. If you allow equity to a listing firm, its for selling, and this can push your stock price below the value to enable you to raise capital. So the hint here, is accept debt, but not equity.
2. Do not go into Equity Lines of Credit that promise to give you money after listing. After listing is the most illiquid moment in time for any public company, if you need money, Equity Lines are not the way to go. If you just listed, again, you want to leverage your stock for debt instruments as collateral that does not get sold. Many of these so called “Equity Lines” or “Special Options” are based on VWAP, volume weighted average pricing based on the lowest bid. In addition, they get your stock to sell, averaging out 40-70% commission for them when hitting the bid of your firm. Some say they will give you a floor, but that’s a trick. Because a floor means they don’t have to pay you once they hit the floor, so no money. The whole exercise again is about you giving away equity that hurts your market. Equity Lines of Credit kill your business and market. Don’t do equity lines of credit, they are another example of giving away equity in early companies. If you have a company trading in excess of 100,000 shares a day, possibly it could work for your firm, but don’t sign anything until you have a market or you will crush your firm in the wrong hands.
3. Do not give out a block of shares to persons who promise to raise money and do stock promotions. This is an oxymoron. Stock promotions generally increase the float of your market and put pressure on the stock of the company. Most of these going public, merger law, types actually over charge for listing costs which is between 60-75k, without ever completing their services as a promoter. In the finance world it’s the sour thumb approach, or pain in the back we call it, where they have taken 5% or more of your firm without producing much more than the listing, with no pressure to complete the raise of funds, and in essence these culprits leak shares into your market making it weak and volatile until you simply make them an offer to buy them out, or continue to suffer into failure. Most of these are bridge capital offers, and place you in an unfair position of pushing uphill your own stock and capital markets as a group so they can make a profit for very little and cause the downhill capital pressure.

The best way to list your firm on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

You are probably asking yourself, what do I do now that FSE Listings Inc has told us, don’t use firms who offer bridge capital for equity (contact me if you don’t understand why yet at info@fselistings.com), don’t give away free stock to promoters, don’t use equity lines of credit on new or unlisted firms, don’t give blocks of shares away unless you are getting paid, try your best not to “Give Up Equity” in the beginning of starting your firm, and try to restrict current shareholders until 6-12 months after listing if at all possible.

I am glad you asked, because it’s going to seem so easy, you will wonder why everyone doesn’t list with FSE Listings Inc. when the entire market knows what the competition does to unsuspecting entrepreneurs like yourself.

1. Build a corporate structure that has the right articles to protect the control of your firm, gives the leverage to issue ordinary shares, restricted shares, preferred shares, bonds, etc.
2. Pay the costs of listing or borrow the funds as debt, but do not give up any equity to anyone unless its capital in the Bank. There is a cost to money, if your firm is going to be a 50 million euro firm, 5% is 2.5 million euro… and there needs to be that much buying to keep a stable stock price. So… borrow the money, don’t give away bits of your firm unless it’s for 2.5 million euro in cash.
3. Put together with Deutsche Capital Partners AG a series of stock options for example par value of 0.10, 0.20, etc. Have them prepared for the purpose of raising capital for the company, and have them approved by the Board.
4. Complete an IM or Prospectus if you would like to use the Options method
5. Fill-in the Deutsche Capital Partners Client Questions, supply the business plan, and financials to qualify for corporate bonds to raise capital. (No prospectus required for the Bonds which are 125k euro per unit.) Bonds are debt versus equity! Keep control of your firm.
6. Utilize the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings recommended market maker for ensuring that your market has awareness and daily trading volume in Units to ensure it meets the market requirements.
7. Possibly look at different classes of shares, such as 12-24 month restrictions for start up firms, for current and future shareholders to avoid “emotion” driving your initial market listing pricing and corporate valuation
8. Launch the FSE Listings Inc lead generation and investor relations program if you are raising capital based on the IM
9. Launch the Private Growth Share Vision report and promotions, Roadshows, and institutional financing campaign for the Bonds
10. Utilize the Bond financing to make further acquisitions and grow your firm, all available because you have built a Frankfurt Listing with FSE Listings Inc.

If you follow our advice and work closely with FSE Listings Inc and its consortium to deliver the services above, your firm should be able to raise anywhere from 1-300 million euro, maintain control of your firm and the public listing, not have to worry about people selling Frankfurt listed shares they received for services into your healthy vibrant trading public company, but rather paying back bonds and funds to have complete control of your firm when you go public successfully. Become a public company success story on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

I would advise listing with FSE Listings Inc by contacting the listings specialist Robert Russell, Russell@fselistings.com.

See if you qualify for a Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings by filling in the requirements on our website FSE Listings, Click Here!

The Time Is Now to Invest In South Africa and Africa in General

Africa has seen an enormous increase in investment capital in the last 5 years, and more money means more building. One of the bitter ironies of the global financial crisis is that even the most risk-averse institutional investors who sustained devastating losts focusing on developed markets have been taking more risks in search of growth rates that are hard to find in Europe and the US.

Private capital flows to emerging markets will balloon to $833 billion this year from $581 billion in 2009, according to the Washington-­based Institute of International Finance.

World Bank Vice President for Africa Obiageli Ezekwesili a few weeks past said from the London Stock Exchange, that investors worldwide need to invest in Africa and its budding capital markets. She urged investors who are in search of the right market at a time of growing fears of a global recession to “rediscover Africa”.

The reaility is that she is right, and that from Bonds, Debts, Equity Placements, and solid domestic products, Africa is in for a Boom Market.

Africa is experiencing GDP growth rates, and the projections are to increase year on year roughly 5%  or more to 2013. Building African focused businesses and listing African based companies on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is one of the best routes to go as the focus is on Africa Capital Markets while other markets go into their worst quarters and Africa are among the best returns on investment. South Africa continues to be the strong growth market in Africa, with the Sub Saharan-Africa being an attractive market to invest in, including Uganda, Tanzania, and Nigeria.

Oxford University Professor, Paul Collier, which found the return on capital for over 950 African enterprises to be on the average 11 percent higher than in Latin America and Asia, and 70 percent more profitable if compared against similar Chinese firms.

When is the best time for African companies to go public and gain global awareness and access to capital? When you are winning the beauty contest in capital markets, and now is the time to list your African businesses more than anytime before.

African investment opportunities are ideal for European Investment markets, who are familiar with having made more capital investments into Africa directly in the past. In addition, China and Korea are investing heavily in Africa. The most common market with the largest cross section of investors from Foreign Markets is the NYSE-Deutsche Boerse Group and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange of which the group owns.

Why the Big African Boom?

Deregulations in the emerging markets in general starting in the 1990’s has lead to friendlier and more profitable markets of which businesses, consumers, investors, and development partners are bullish. Changes in policies, from reserve controls and foreign ownership to methods of protecting foreign investors through insurance and bonds, developing Countries and Africa are seeing more money.

More money means more building. Building of businesses, building of infrastructure, building of educated workforces, creation of jobs, and access to resources and growth; Africa has the building blocks.

African stock markets however still have limited liquidity and relative small size, African companies and South African companies need to look beyond just Africa and look to Frankfurt for primary and or dual listing of their firms to take advantage of the boom and momentum of international investment focus on Africa.

It is true African Stock Exchange, with the exception of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange have been doubling their market capitalization from 1992 to 2002, with markets like Lagos Stock Exchange bullishly boasting plans to bring its capitalization of $40 billion to $1 trillion in five years.

However, it is difficult to look past the illiquid markets of African Capital Markets compared to the liquid Private Equity investments into African companies listed on Foreign markets.

Africa has invested in change, now is the time to change the investors mind and bring the foreign capital in to the structure that has been built for them.

Opportunities are abundant for:

-          Agriculture, agribusiness, agro-processing

-          Infrastructure development and construction, transportation, and logistics

-          Resources and Energy

-          Upgrade and penetration within the ICT sector, expanded broadband, mobile networks, banking, and internet access

-          Business to business services

-          Water purification, desalination, and transmission

Africa has the distinct opportunity of luring some of the 85-90 million labor intensive jobs in light manufacturing that China will likely move offshore in the next 3-5 years from wage pressure.

Africa is not afraid to make public capital investments and utilize aid funds to enable reforms and capital infusions into telecommunications, infrastructure, and logistics so that private capital can help turn the loss-making progress initiatives into profitable projects taken to their full capacity of capital earnings.

Why Invest In South African Businesses and Trade?

In this global market, there has been a great deal of attention given to the African footprint of the BRIC economies and the fact that South Africa is the predestined main trade, investment, and political partner for Sub-Saharan Africa. It’s economic structure, location, participation in multilateral trade agreements (SADC Region), and stable domestic capital market are the favorable conditions South Africa brings to the table.

In addition, the rest of Africa believes this rumor, and it’s a good one. In actual fact, much of the Entrepreneurship in the African Continent at one time or another has seeked capital within South Africa, traded with South Africa, or has looked at opportunities to grow into South Africa. South Africa trades with Africa, providing technology intensive product and receiving resource-based products in return.

Further harmonization between the SADC and the Common Market for East and Southern Africa and the East African Community will only continue to grow the opportunities.

High growth markets of African Countries or projects focusing on feeding the South African business opportunities include:

-          Energy companies and the supply of energy to South Africa

-          Oil, precious stones, base metals

-          Agricultural products

In general, African investments into these sectors are stable for both domestic and international consumption.

South Africa profits from the relationships in its neighboring markets though specialized manufacturing, machinery, vehicles and electronics, and to some smaller degree oil and agricultural products. South Africa tends to cater to African tastes for customized machinery, and this extends their growth into the markets, despite international competitors.

As mentioned prior, the booms happen years after and during deregulation and friendlier business environments that are the disruptive changes in economics that allow for higher returns than other markets globally. Some good suggest that plans for this Africa-wide free trade area covering 26 nations as negotiations continued and the structure eventually may unfold, that this could be a positive change to further create the boom in Pan-African business opportunities. This continent is no longer an emerging market by definition, but rather a Frontier market with young populations, high growth, and diversity.

With this high growth potential, Financial Services companies within South Africa and Africa in general will become attractive investments, as suggested by the World Bank Vice President who pushed on London for investment into Africa’s Capital Markets. The opportunities need to be financed and steered so that the growth is manageable and effective. Public company vehicles also allow for good governance, process, and status internationally. Listing your firm on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange or your business opportunity gives the company access to much needed capital from foreign markets.

In our opinion, South African businesses are the likely port of entry for investors interested in the continent, despite other emerging markets or the local Capital Markets. The businesses themselves, the equity, and the secured investments. In order to access capital, secured and insured investments, and international exposure, the Frankfurt is one of the leading sources for your firm to reach all three.

Financing of Afican Companies Listed On Frankfurt

Cashflow companies that can service debt or return on investment to shareholders with growth would be eligible for listing Bonds, Securitized Loans, and Structured Financing. On occasion the assets of firms are not enough, and the insurance firm and Banks issuing the Bond require collateral above and beyond the asset to fast track capital. By listing a firm on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange with FSE Listings Inc, you can utilize the listed companies shares in conjunction with the company’s assets as liquid security, improving both the chance of getting the required funds and increasing your rating to a AA Rating. Firms who work with FSE Listings Inc are willing to insure and finance African focused companies up to 5 million euro who fit the criteria for funding.

About FSE Listings Inc

FSE Listings Inc is the leading listing firm for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings outside of Germany and the recognized leader bar-none over any other firm for non-German Companies. With offices in Spain, UK, South Africa, Guatemala, Mexico, Canada, the USA, Netherlands, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Philippines, Thailand, Mozambique, and Ireland. Many firms have in-house law firms, which increase your cost of listing and hinder your process, FSE Listings Inc utilizes the best and quickest law firms, listing partners, designated sponsors, and local service providers. In addition, our finance partners have the access to innovative proven mechanisms of getting the capital and commitments your firm requires in a timely and reliable fashion.  By going with our firm, you get all of the best professionals as a one-stop service agreement.http://www.fselistings.com

UK Frankfurt Listed Company with Bond Issuance

We have a structure which will allow your firm to list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange utilizing a UK company, of which we then have the capacity to insure all investments going into the company in a Bond format, provided your asset and cashflow mechanisms can service the bonds or debt instruments.The structure can place from 5 million to 50 million euro depending on your companies qualifications and risk factors for the insurer. At the end of the day, your investment vehicle will be rated a double A rating giving investors guaranteed returns making it easier to raise capital for your venture.No one else can offer this to you, contact info@fselistings.com to see if you qualify today!!! http://www.fselistings.com

Frankfurt Stock Exchange Shells for Sale

FSE Listings and FrankfurtShell.com are the leading source for custom built Frankfurt Shells with no financial history or debts that could affect your business. We do not sell second hand shell companies, on occasion we will deal with reputable vendors within the industry.

All of our Frankfurt public shells include:

-          500,000 euro paid in capital

-          10 cents par value

-          Equity lines of Credit and Financing optional (depends on your assets)

-          100% clean

-          Trading with symbol

-          Good Market Maker relationship

-          Complete and Deliverable

-          No debts with the market maker

-          Optional Prospectus or IM available

-          All legal and reverse merger costs

-          Process overseen by licensed European Financial Advisor (FSE, AIM, Plus, Euronext, DAX)

FSE Listings specialization is working with non-German companies from anywhere in the world seeking a Frankfurt Listing and capital for their company through a publicly traded company on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. We guarantee a simple merger process that will take less than 2 weeks, complete and delivered with trading and financing set-up for the company.

What is important about FSE Listings shells?

When we deliver the shares, it comes with strong market market relationships, we do not keep a percentage of the company, and you get a financing agreement to assist to bring capital to your firm.

Why are our competitors shells not good?

Most competitors sell dirty shells, which means they have shares in the float either held by them or a third party which gets sold to your market maker, and when this happens your market maker delists the shell you purchased. This is very bad.

In addition, there are various outfits from Switzerland, Australia, the US, and Canada that sell Canadian listed shells and Swiss Company shells which require reporting in their jurisdiction or simply cannot bring their shares to trade. Often the Canadian listed shell companies traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange are built by people with NO REAL LAW experience but they call themselves merger law lawyers and associates regardless of their lack of experience.

In addition, Canadian shell companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange have a very bad reputation, probably the worst in Germany for not having companies with legitimate assets in it. To be listed as a Canadian Shell in Frankfurt immediately means to investors and regulators that your firm is not fit for investment. You will find that immediate scrutiny of your firm comes from being a Canadian listed firm. In addition, you do need to take on the cost of reporting in Canada under SEDAR as well as the market maker costs internationally.

We don’t build Canadian companies due to their bad reputation and structure, contact us to find out what the ideal structure is for you in Europe and how to best build firms that investors will take serious! Contact info@fselistings.com now!

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