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Testing the waters under Regulation A allows companies to gauge investor interest before formally offering securities. Here are key points:
Regulation A is an exempt offering that permits companies to sell securities to the public without a full registration process.
Companies can "test the waters" by soliciting potential investors before filing an offering statement, which can be done through various channels.
The solicitation materials must comply with SEC rules and include disclaimers stating that any indications of interest are non-binding.
Companies must file an offering statement on Form 1-A with the SEC, and no filing fee is required.
Testing the waters is permitted only if the solicitation materials comply with specific legend and filing requirements.
For more detailed information, you can refer to the SEC's official page on Regulation A
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