What Is a SHO (Strong Holder Offering)?
A Strong Holder Offering (SHO) is a type of security offering that allows investors to purchase shares in a company at an attractive price. The SHO structure provides companies with the ability to raise capital without having to issue new equity or debt securities, and it also gives existing shareholders the opportunity to increase their ownership stake in the company.
The SHO process typically involves issuing warrants or options that allow investors to buy additional shares at predetermined prices over a certain period of time. This can be beneficial for both parties as it allows companies access to much-needed capital while providing investors with potential upside if the stock performs well after they have purchased their shares. Additionally, since these offerings are not registered with any regulatory body, there is less paperwork involved than when issuing traditional securities such as stocks and bonds.