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Despite its early-stage challenges, the legal cannabis industry has been booming since regional legalization began spreading across the US and Canada. Global revenues are expected to reach $32 billion in 2022, up 28% from last year. And analysts don’t expect much of a slowdown in the coming years, as consensus estimates see revenue growth climbing

There comes a time in the early stages of a business when its founders might begin thinking, “we can do much more if we can just raise a little more capital.” Maybe they’re looking to raise less than a million, or maybe they need to raise somewhere around $75 million. What they’re not looking to

If you own a private business outside the US and are interested in pursuing capital raise opportunities through Reg A+, you may have a shot at becoming an issuer as long as you meet certain regulatory requirements. What’s tricky about becoming a Reg A+ issuer, especially if your business originates from outside the US (or

Selling shares of a business to the general public may be the most traditional and direct route for companies to raise capital. It’s also the means with which most investors may be familiar, and there are several ways to go about it, from equity crowdfunding to initial public offering. But there’s another entrepreneurial path to

Let’s suppose that somewhere along your path toward raising capital, you’ve decided equity crowdfunding might be the best approach. You’re not quite ready for an IPO. You want to maintain a greater degree of control over your business than venture capital (VC) investment might allow. And you want to offer investment opportunities to a wide

You own a small business that’s ready to scale. All you need is a boost in capital, something between $3 million and $75 million. While you’re not quite in the position to take your company public, you also realize that regular crowdfunding platforms won’t get you the level of capital you need to get to

Veteran Broker-Dealer Fosters Record-Breaking Client Successes With close to two decades of industry experience, Dalmore Group has emerged as the go-to Broker-Dealer for businesses seeking to raise money online through Reg A+, CF and D. Dalmore’s boutique approach empowers issuers to individualize their funding program at a fraction of the cost of competitors who offer

There’s an emerging space in the world of investments that many private businesses and investors know very little about. Yet it presents both with significant opportunities that were previously unavailable. It’s called Regulation A+ (or Reg A+ for short) and it allows small businesses and startups to offer shares of their companies to retail investors.

Dalmore Group, the go-to Broker-Dealer for Fractional Share issuers under Regulation A+ financing, continued to build on the growth trajectory established in 2021 and has exceeded one million Regulation A+ investments and one hundred thousand Regulation A+ secondary trades while acting as a broker dealer of record. In the process, Dalmore has onboarded more than