When listing on NASDAQ or NYSE, companies have the option to perform a Reg A+ IPO IPO as an alternative to the traditional underwriter method. There are two tiers of Reg A+. The first allows companies to offer a maximum of $20 million annually, and requires an SEC filed offering circular. The second allows companies to offer a maximum of $50 million annually, also requires the provision of an SEC filed offering circular, but allows companies to preempt blue sky laws. Most Reg A+ offerings are Tier 2. Both tiers require some EDGAR filing. A Tier 2 offering, unlike a Tier…
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