| Shells with Huge potential FCIC - FCCC, Inc CEO/Board, David He Quote Last Shares Outstanding 3,461,022 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement. December 20, 2022, FCCC, Inc. (‘we,’ ‘us,’ Company, entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the controlling interest in Amerihe Group ("Amerihe"), a C-Corp incorporated in the state of California, which is expected to accelerate the growth and market share for both companies, in strategic markets. Amerihe is primarily involved in import/export of rice, grains, and related agricultural products from South East Asia. The management team has over 30 years experience in the South-East Asian Market, including pharmaceuticals, healthcare supplies, and agricultural products. FCCC, Inc. has offered Amerihe Group $15,000 USD to acquire the controlling shareholding in Amerihe Group and commitment to retain existing management. Subsequently, the Company seeks to file disclosure statements and file for non-shell status.
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Public listed companies with no operating business or liabilities (ideal case) Also known as Shells Check regularly for additions/updates Shell Stocks are publicly traded corporations, all that exists of the original company is its corporate shell structure. The company should have no assets or liabilities, a public company that no longer has any business and just retains capital structure and reporting status. Many private companies like to reverse merge with a Shell and become public themselves. Since the public company changes it's name to reflect the private, this merger gives us the reverse situation, thus the term "reverse merger" |