International Investment Delaware Corporation looking for startup capital investors

[RealEstateInvestor]

Dear Entrepreneurs,

Thank you to review this thread. Please feel free to PM for further information you may need. Here under is a brief about the Corporation and its proposed investment markets.

Object of the Company: Seeking Capital Investors
In Exchange of: Ordinary Shares
Name of the Corporation: (Please PM)
Company bylaws: Ready

The Investment Company shall be a “C Corporation” limited by shares incorporated in the State of Delaware, in the United States of America. Initially, upon incorporation, the Company Shares shall be traded on SecondMarket.com but it shall later engage in an IPO.

The Investment Company has as objective to become one of the most renowned and profitable investment company evolving in different worldwide markets. The drive of the company is to hold and manage a wide range of investments in strategic sectors like commerce, tourism, real estate development, marine farming and sustainable energy production all over the world.

The Corporation shall create wealth for its shareholders by retaining a solid asset base and generating a positive cash flow through effective and dynamic management strategies which include:

1. Maintain and improve current assets to maximize cash flow.
2. Negotiate on mortgage rates and terms to improve cash flow.
3. Reduce mortgage amounts and maintain appropriate debt/equity ratio.
4. Identify and acquire development land to diversify development portfolio.
5. Identify feasible and profitable investment opportunities and seize the opportunity they bring along.
6. Continue to expand commercial client lists and develop custom innovative and environmental-friendly projects.

The core activities of the Investment Company shall be:

Real Estate Sector
1. Development of Innovative Sustainable Real Estate Projects worldwide.
2. Engagement in Public-Private-Partnership.

The mid-term activities of the company shall be:

Equity Acquisition
1. Stock Acquisition in announced Real Estate Development Projects.
2. Stock Acquisition in profitable and promising public and private international companies.

The long-term activities of the company shall be:

Diversified Operations
1. Investment in Aqua Culture – Marine Farming.
2. Investment in Renewable Energies.
3. Investment in Environment, Land and Species Conservation projects.

"The Smart Choice for Companies Seeking Venture Capital or Going Public"

Venture capitalists (VCs) will likely insist that your company be a C corporation and be incorporated in Delaware prior to funding. Securities lawyers also prefer that your company be set up as a Delaware C corporation before going public. Why?

• Delaware has a well-established body of corporate law and legal decisions. This legal stability means less legal risk, and less risk means lower cost.

• Delaware securities laws are well-known, and favor a balance between investors and management. It is easier to get investors when there is little risk of surprise.

• The economics of venture capital strongly encourage the use of a C corporation as the entity of choice. Delaware corporations set the standard throughout the US as the best business corporation law.

• If you start your company as an LLC, in Delaware you can quickly change to a corporation if you need to. Delaware allows its Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) to convert to a corporation through a filing at the Secretary of State.

"Delaware Corporate Law is the Legal Standard for the United States"

Because Delaware has spent decades refining its corporate laws, and because it has a unique business court focusing only on business cases and the application of consistent business decisions, it is considered the Gold Standard among US states. Large companies, and companies that want to be large, prefer to utilize the consistence of Delaware's legal system instead of relying on the random chance of other US court systems.

"Tax Savings from using a Delaware corporation or Delaware LLC"

• No state income tax for Delaware corporations that operate out of state
• No business license required for Delaware corporations not operating in Delaware
• No inheritance tax on stock held by non-residents of Delaware
• No state sales tax on intangible personal property
• Shares of stock owned by non-resident aliens are not subject to Delaware taxes


"Why Delaware?"

1. International Reputation
Delaware is universally recognized as the most corporate-friendly state and the best place to incorporate a Company in the United States. Over 63% of Fortune's 500 companies and 50% of the companies registered with the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ are Delaware companies.

2. Anonymity
Names and addresses of shareholders and directors of a Delaware Company do not appear within public records. Moreover, during incorporation process, there is no obligation to provide this information to the State of Delaware.

3. Investment Required
No minimal capital investment in the Company is required, unlike some other States that require a minimum of $1,000. In addition, shares issued may have no par value.

4. Bank Account
The Company has no obligation to have a bank account in Delaware.

5. Headquarters
The Company has no obligation to have its headquarters in Delaware, nor to conduct any business in this state. Most shareholders, directors and officers of Delaware companies never set foot in the State of Delaware.
The sole obligation for the Company doing business somewhere other than Delaware is to be represented by a Registered Agent in Delaware. The Company may also have a mailing address in Delaware.

6. Shareholders, Directors and Officers
The same person can be Shareholder, Director and Officer (e.g. President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer) of a Delaware Company. Many other States require a minimum of three persons in order to fill the Officers' positions. In addition, there is no obligation for Shareholders, Directors and Officers to reside in Delaware and to hold any meetings there.

7. Freedom of Directors
Directors can establish the price they wish for the sale of the Company's shares. They can also adopt, modify or repeal any Company bylaw.

8. Corporate Income Taxes
If the Company does not do business in Delaware, it does not have to pay any income tax to the state.

9. Personal Taxes
If a Delaware Company shareholder doesn't reside in the state, he doesn't have to pay any taxes concerning the Shares. In addition, there is no sales tax in Delaware.

10. Inheritance Tax
If a Delaware Company shareholder doesn't reside in the state, the said shares are not subject to inheritance tax in case of death.

11. Favorable Legislation
Delaware adopted a whole set of corporate laws which are very favorable to companies and which recognize contractual freedom. The "General Law Corporation" of Delaware is one of the most evolved and flexible corporate laws in the United States. Moreover, the lawmaker constantly updates the laws concerning companies in order to meet their needs for effectiveness.

The proposed business venture is seeking for capital investors. Should you feel interested, please PM.

Cordially,

Jean Francois Carol Laprovidence

Skype: jf_carol
Email/MSN: jf_carol[@]hotmail.com
Tel: (230) 708-5970
Fax: (230) 464-3855

[RealEstateInvestor]

How does this whole thing work, legally speaking?

The offer of Ordinary Shares is in compliance with Regulation D, Rule 504.

This exemption basically allows an entrepreneur to make an offer of securities to an unlimited number of unaccredited investors provided that the business:

1. Is raising less that $1M in 12 months.

2. Is raising from people with whom the entrepreneur already has a substantial, pre-existing relationship, which may include your friends and family.

3. Follows state-by-state laws (we will help you with this).

Your queries are most welcome, please feel free to contact me.

Thank you.