Just when you thought you had heard the last of Chinese reverse mergers, along comes another accounting scandal that puts them back in the spotlight again.The victim this time? Caterpillar, which on Friday stunned the market with news that it would have t
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Advanced Battery Technologies (ABAT) is a $250 million market cap company listed on the Nasdaq. The company originally went public through a reverse merger transaction with a shell company called Buy It Cheap.com in 2004. The company claims to have increa
Continue reading >>Given the recent negative articles made by ‘research’ outfits who are already short the stock, we have put together a step by step approach to our due diligence process before investing in a name. We will avoid mentioning specific RTO symbols and recommen
Continue reading >>Since 2007, over 150 Chinese companies, with a $12.8 billion value, have become listed on U.S. exchanges through a technique called a reverse merger.
Continue reading >>It may be a tiny Chinese educational company worth a little over $200 million. But the ChinaCast Education Corporation has found itself embroiled in a battle worthy of a John Grisham novel.
Continue reading >>Since 2007, more than 150 Chinese companies have been listed in the United States through reverse mergers or backdoor IPO listings.
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