Backdoor listing is reverse takeover listing: acquiring the listing status by acquiring the equity of a listed shell company, and transferring the assets, performance and management of the original company to the listed company, so as to complete the listing.

Help initial stage companies to list in the us OTC market, and then move to the main board market after the development of enterprises: NYSE, NASDAQ and other secondary board profits, or domestic stock listings. Companies that are listed on or have been listed on the domestic main board can also be listed through backdoor listing first and then listed on the us main board, so fast, low cost and strong financing.

WORLD FINANCIAL HOLDING GROUP BACKDOOR

LISTING GUIDANCE PROCESS

1. Select listed client companies:

(1) the listed customer company may provide: general information of the company and expenses of acquiring the listed company.

(2) conduct preliminary due diligence on the companies of customers to be listed.

(3) according to the standards, the listing of the company to be listed is reviewed.

(4) sign the listing service agreement and financial expense payment agreement.

(5) to formulate and determine the reorganization and listing plan of the company to be listed.

(6) structural adjustment programmes.

2. Verify and confirm acceptance of the commission.

3. Determine listed shell companies.

(1) provide due-shell listed companies after due diligence.

(2) to formulate trading plans between the listed customer company and the listed company.

(3) signing the agreement on mergers and acquisitions of listed companies.

(4) to recommend and coordinate the listed client companies and securities lawyers, auditors and financial advisers.

(5) coordinate and confirm the board members of the newly listed company.

(6) completed the backdoor listing and merger.

4. Stock exchange platform service.

5. Reorganization and adjustment of client company.

6. Complete reverse mergers and acquisitions: The shares of the listed client company shall be registered and managed on the stock exchange.

7. Apply for shares of new listed companies

(1) report to the securities and exchange commission (SEC).

(2) change of control rights of the company, members of the board of directors of newly listed companies, new auditors, New shareholders report to NASD.

(3) change the name of listed shell companies.

(4) change the stock trading code of new listed companies.

(5) shares of newly listed companies begin trading.

(1) assist in identifying the investor relations company.

(2) assist in talks with investors.

(3) assist in financing.

8. financing

(1) assist in identifying the investor relations company.

(2) assist in talks with investors.

(3) assist in financing.