Advantages of Becoming a U. S. Public Company

Over the last 100 years, the U.S. public companies have enjoyed unparalleled P/E ratios relative to other markets in the world. The high P/E ratios have benefited these public companies’ shareholders and made various U.S. markets into the largest equity markets in the world. The success of these U.S. markets can be attributed to the fact that they are regulated by the most comprehensive securities law and regulation, the best enforcement agency (SEC) and an independent judicial system. While other markets around the world have suffered devastating scandals that reverse their fortunes, the U.S. markets continue to enjoy success. In summary, by becoming a public company in the U.S., your company can expect to give its shareholders the greatest return for their investment while simultaneously elevate its ability, to the greatest extent, to raise capitals in the largest equity markets in the world.

In addition, your company will acquire the following advantages:   

• Worldwide Recognition for Your Company
• Currency Flexibility
• Taxation Flexibility

Disadvantages of Becoming a U.S. Public Company

• Relative Higher Costs

• Complex Legal and Accounting Requirements

• Communication Issue

• Culture Issue