Metro is actively financing Companies and Experienced Entrepreneurs Nationwide. Capital can be used for acquisitions, growth initiatives, working capital, management & business partner buyouts, refinances and provide liquidity options for company shareholders. Metro is also seeking Corporate Merger & Acquisition Opportunities.
Our firm is leading the way in providing Capital Solutions across the Capital Stack. You need someone on your side who knows how to accomplish the unthinkable.
Metro finances most industry sectors excluding Real Estate and Cannabis focused industries.
Metro finances Companies typically with a minimum current annual EBITDA of $2 million and seeking capital in the range of $5 million to $500 million.
Metro invests in both Public and Private Companies located in North America (US and Canada)
Metro Equity Capital and its Investors collectively have well over $50 Billion in Assets Under Management (AUM) and are actively seeking financing opportunities in the range of $5 million to $500 million. Metro’s capital platform is managed by FINRA licensed Investment Bankers with extensive customized deal structure experience in institutional equity, debt financing, and mezzanine finance for small to medium-sized private and public companies.
Amplify your acquisitions with Metro Equity Capital. Metro welcomes the opportunity to partner with Experienced Entrepreneurs, Businesses and Private Equity firms. Metro Equity Capital is your end-to-end acquisition partner including sourcing strategic opportunities, advising on the deal structure and providing capital to complete the transaction.
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Metro Equity Capital is actively seeking Companies to acquire. Metro is flexible on deal structure, whether you are looking to take a few chips off the table or sell your entire equity stake. Most importantly Metro understands during the process your confidentiality is extremely important as to ensure not to disrupt your business as it relates to your employees, your customers and place an advantage with your competitors knowing your company is on the market.
Experience You Can Trust Your Business With
We guarantee effective and knowledgeable understanding of you and your business. Our reputation and history of success with our transactions speaks for itself. There’s no substitution for the best.
Dedicated and Loyal Advisors
We impart to you an extensive amount of our own proprietary capital in working with complex, important, and often ground-breaking companies. This effort not only attracts the best and brightest financial partners, we also leave behind a much better organization, a more experienced management team and in many respects better planning, forecasting and control disciplines within the organization than were in place before we arrived. We’ve been lucky enough to partner and work with the best of the best in business and continue to be a resource to our past clients.
We Treat You and Your Business with Respect
Whether your business is looking to make an acquisition, divest from your current holdings or need a new capital partner, you can rest assured that we’re going to help you. We’re committed to providing you with top notch financial support and knowledge. We approach every opportunity with a focus on integrity, advocacy, understanding and confidentiality.
Metro’s registered representatives are registered, licensed, and supervised by GT Securities Inc., a registered broker/dealer and member of FINRA/SIPC. All securities contemplated will be offered through GT Securities Inc. Metro is not an affiliate of GT Securities Inc.
Whether you are Selling a Public or Private company, Buying a Company or Raising Capital you should always engage a FINRA licensed individual vs. a non-licensed individual to avoid the perils and liability associated with paying an unlicensed individual. There have been laws enacted that can unwind a completed transaction and the party that paid an unlicensed individual could be liable for damages.
Are all Business Brokers FINRA licensed? No, just because an individual or company portrays that they are business brokers and are operating under proper authority due to having a state Real Estate License still may not provide them with the required license to properly represent a Seller (Public or Private Entity) or a Buyer of a Business in a transaction and be in violation of both Federal and State Securities Laws. This is due to the fact the transaction could be considered a security related transaction in the event of, but not limited to: the sale of company that involves stock (public or private) of the company, financing of the transaction may include security related financing instruments (i.e. mezzanine financing, convertible debt securities, etc.) and the overall transaction structure maybe conducted as a Corporate Stock Sale. This issue can become more complex when the transaction pertains to a Seller in one state and a Buyer in another state. The Securities Exchange Commission(SEC) has prescribed rules that is it illegal to sell securities into a state without complying with that State’s sale of security laws.
Selling or Buying a Company most likely will be one of the biggest investments of your lifetime, don’t make the biggest mistake of your lifetime and use an individual or company to represent you in a transaction that is not FINRA licensed.
FINRA Registration Requirements
An individual must be properly licensed Under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to mean “any person engaged in the business of effecting transactions in securities for the account of others.” There also have been laws enacted specifically addressing this issue, which provides for (i) an express right of rescission to any investor who purchases a security from a person or entity that acted as a “broker-dealer” but was not registered; and (ii) the right of the purchaser to sue the unregistered seller for money damages. (2) In 2008, the SEC adopted a new Form D (a private placement), which must include the identities of all brokers and/or finders engaged in the offering of securities of the issuer.
The SEC has cautioned that persons who find investors for issuers, even in a “consultant” capacity, may need to register as a broker depending on a number of factors, including whether (1) the finder participates in the solicitation, negotiation or execution of the transaction, (2) compensation is related to the outcome or size of the transaction, (3) the finder is otherwise engaged in the business of effecting securities transactions and (4) the finder handles securities or funds of others. A “yes” answer to any of these factors indicates that registration may be required.
Whether you are looking to Sell, Buy or Raise Capital for your business now or in the future it is prudent to start the process early. For a Free, No Obligation and Confidential assessment of your business, please contact us today. If you would like to speak to one of our business advisers just submit your details and we’ll be in touch shortly. You can also email us if you would prefer.
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