Nerds on Site files for $4M IPO on CSE

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By Ted Liu

Nerds on Site Inc. has filed for an initial public offering of a minimum of 5,714,285 units and a maximum of 11,428,571 units at a price of $0.35 per unit for gross proceeds of between $2,000,000 (minimum offering) and $4,000,000 (maximum offering).

Canaccord Genuity Corp. acts as agent for the offering. Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP and McLeod Law LLP act as legal counsels to Nerds on Site and the agent respectively.

Nerds on Site has applied to list its common shares on The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE).

London, Ontario based Nerds on Site provides mobile IT support for small to medium-sized businesses. Its services include computer set up, network installation, tailored software services and IT support.

Nerds on Site currently has seven full-time employees and 125 Consultants operating in major cities across Canada. The company plans to grow its Canadian business by hiring a designated sales force to increase brand awareness and improve client sales and origination. It intends to expand its business into the United States through licensing and franchising agreements, building a network of U.S. based IT consultants that operate under the “Nerds on Site” brand.

Nerds on Site is controlled by principal shareholder, [mepr-active rule=”374″ ifallowed=”hide”]#SUBSCRIBERS ONLY CONTENT Where did you get your news today? Get insights and see our research on this and all other subscriber ONLY news. Subscribe today and see what you have been missing and be informed.#[/mepr-active][mepr-active rule=”374″]NOS Holdings Ltd. which owns 61.4% of ordinary shares and 100% of Class B special shares. Upon closing maximum offering, NOS Holdings will own 56.3% of ordinary shares and 100% of Class B shares, assuming that no units are purchased by NOS Holdings under the offering. Charles Regan, John Harbarenko and David Redekop are the three shareholders of NOS Holdings Ltd., holding interests of 50%, 25% and 25% of NOS Holdings Ltd.[/mepr-active]

Nerds on Sites previously closed a round of financing in 2017.

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