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CinnoTec Inc. offers the private companies a unique possibility to easily convert stock into capital.

CinnoTec Inc. assists public and private companies with corporate strategy aimed at maximizing equity value. Unlike intermediaries and other corporate service providers, CinnoTec's profits are based not on cash fees but rather the appreciation of the company's equity value.
 

CinnoTec Takes Your Company Public!

Our pragmatic approach and unique global market perspective will concentrate your efforts on high value yielding activities.

Cinnotec helps private companies go public through a straightforward and valuable process called a Spin-off. Cinnotec reviews each private company, offering those who qualify a flexible and cost effective plan for going public.

FAQS : GOING PUBLIC VIA SPIN-OFFS

How Can You Become a Public Company Without Cost?

A public company may sponsor a private company by distributing free stock of the private company to their shareholders.The industry refers to a private company that goes public using this stock distribution strategy as a Spin-off.

Why Should Any Private Company Go Public?

Doing private placements is easier for a public company. Your company can more easily convert your stock to cash.

A public company can use its stock to buy corporate assets.

By buying cash-producing assets for your company's stock, you increase your company's cash flow, without spending your company's money.

When it comes time to sell your public company, the sale price will be your company's share price multiplied by the number of issued shares. The share sale price is usually greater than a sale price based on your company's balance sheet.

Please contact us if you are ready to go public.

 

WHY GO PUBLIC?

The following benefits apply once a company is taken public through a CinnoTec spin-off:

  • The market value of a public company is often substantially higher than a private company with the same structure in the same industry.

  • Capital is easier to raise for public companies because the stock has market value and can be traded.

  • The public trading price of the public company's securities serves as a benchmark for the offer price of a subsequent public or private securities offering.


  • Acquisitions can be made with stock since publicly traded stock is viewed as currency for mergers and acquisitions.

  • Form S-8 stock can be issued for officers, directors and consultants.
  • If the stock dividend distribution included warrants, the new company can receive proceeds from exercising those warrants if the trading price of its common stock exceeds the exercised (strike) price of warrants.


  • The spin-off prepares the stock market for a secondary public offering later on, which typically occurs at a cost more desirable than an IPO.

  • Principals and shareholders of the private company can include their securities in the registration statement for the stock dividend distribution. This can allow them to then sell their securities in the public market, subject to the volume limitations of Rule 144



For most people, recapitalization and stock value appreciation would seem reasons enough to be publicly owned, but there are more advantages to going public. A public company has a broader equity base, thus increasing it's opportunities for obtaining financing for future projects. Increasing the bottom line net worth of a company, as well as its debt to equity ratio, enables it to borrow at lower interest rates from traditional institutions.

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