A reverse merger lets a private company go public by acquiring a shell corporation already listed on an exchange, bypassing a lengthy IPO. It's faster, cheaper, and less scrutinized. Private firms seeking quick capital access and shell owners gain from the deal, though risks like limited disclosure exist.
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