Reg A+ Offerings

Reg A Deal Offerings that you may find interesting:

What Is Regulation A+?

Regulation A+ is an exemption from registration requirements—instituted by the JOBS Act—that applies to offerings of securities that do not exceed $75 million in any one-year period

Companies utilizing the Regulation A+ exemption must still file offering statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) including Form 1-A and the contained Offering Circular. The issuer of a Regulation A+ offering must give buyers documentation with the offering, including the offering circular, similar to the prospectus of a registered offering.

Regulation A+ allows the general public to invest in private companies with the exception of companies that are already public. Purchasers in Tier 2 offerings allow securities offerings of up to $75 million, as compared to Tier 1 for up to $20 million, and both tiers allow for non-accredited and accredited investors to participate, and subject to certain limitations on the size of their investment.