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Accredited Solutions Targets Nasdaq Listing Through Merger with EVCO

Burstable News - Business and Technology News March 21, 2025
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Accredited Solutions Targets Nasdaq Listing Through Merger with EVCO

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Technology holding company Accredited Solutions plans to go public on Nasdaq through a strategic merger with Everest Consolidator Acquisition Corporation, potentially transforming its growth and investor access strategy.

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Accredited Solutions, Inc. has signed a letter of intent to merge with Everest Consolidator Acquisition Corporation (EVCO), positioning itself for a Nasdaq listing and significant strategic expansion. The proposed transaction would result in ASII shareholders owning approximately 70% of the combined entity, without requiring a reverse stock split.

The merger comes amid a challenging special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) environment, where many firms have struggled to find suitable merger candidates. CEO Eduardo Brito sees the Nasdaq listing as a critical opportunity to enhance shareholder value by improving company visibility and accessing institutional investors.

Under the proposed agreement, EVCO will acquire 100% of Accredited Solutions, with the companies anticipating finalizing a definitive merger agreement within 30 days and completing the transaction within 150 days. The strategic move is expected to provide ASII with cheaper capital and accelerate its acquisition strategy in the fintech, blockchain, and digital assets sectors.

This transaction represents a potentially transformative moment for Accredited Solutions, offering a more cost-effective path to becoming a publicly traded company on a major exchange. By leveraging the SPAC merger, the company aims to unlock new growth opportunities and increase its competitive positioning in the rapidly evolving digital financial services landscape.

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