My guess it is a company that wanted to offer shares to its mates, which probably counts as an "offer to the public" and so would have all of the horrible extra regulation to comply. Instead they used seedrs software and regulatory umbrella (and paid the fees)(or some level of them) to make the offer to their mates, but didn't bother offering it to the public proper.
My guess it is a company that wanted to offer shares to its mates, which probably counts as an "offer to the public" and so would have all of the horrible extra regulation to comply. Instead they used seedrs software and regulatory umbrella (and paid the fees)(or some level of them) to make the offer to their mates, but didn't bother offering it to the public proper.
I wonder what it was.