As M&A advisors, BMI performs several key roles, including:

Strategy development: BMI helps companies develop a strategic plan for mergers and acquisitions, including identifying potential target companies and determining the best approach for the transaction.

Due diligence: BMI assists in the due diligence process, which involves reviewing the financial, legal, and operational aspects of a target company to ensure the acquisition makes sense.

Valuation: BMI assists in determining the fair value of a target company and provide financial modeling and analysis to support the valuation.

Negotiations: BMI helps companies negotiate the terms of the acquisition, including the purchase price, financing, and other key deal terms.

Integration: BMI helps integrate the two companies, including identifying and mitigating potential risks and ensuring a smooth transition.

Financing: BMI can also help companies raise the necessary financing for the acquisition through debt or equity financing.

By serving as M&A advisors, BMI provides valuable expertise and support to companies looking to grow through mergers and acquisitions.

BMI Corporate's finance team helps businesses make financial decisions and plan how to raise money and manage their assets. The goal is to make the company more valuable to its shareholders.

BMI also offers Merchant banking services to its clients. This includes helping with cross-border finance such as trade and project finance and acting as lead advisor to structure and finance the deals.

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A Standby Equity Distribution Agreement (SEDA) is an agreement between a company and a buyer of its shares. It's a way for the company to raise money by selling new shares without making a public offering. The buyer agrees to buy a certain number of shares over a certain period of time, usually at a discount to the current market price. The company has control over when it sells the shares and can choose not to sell any if it doesn't need the money. SEDA increases the number of a company's shares and total equity, but it also dilutes the equity of existing shareholders.

BMI can be your first stop before going to market with a SEDA offering, and we can provide term sheets from investors in a reasonable time

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Private placement refers to the sale of securities to a limited number of private investors rather than through a public offering on an exchange. It is a way for companies to raise capital from a small group of high-net-worth individuals, institutional investors, or venture capitalists without needing a formal securities offering. BMI can be tailored it meets the specific needs of the company and the investors.

The process of the private placement is generally quicker and less expensive than a public offering, as it is not subject to the same regulatory requirements and disclosure obligations. However, it also generally offers fewer investor protections and a more limited market for the securities, as they cannot be easily bought or sold by the general public.

It's important to note that private placements are only available to accredited investors, who are defined by the SEC as individuals with a net worth of over $1 million or an annual income of over $200,000, or institutions with over $5 million in assets.

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