Nile Merchant Corporation (NMC) offers ambitious individuals the opportunity to joint venture to become dealmakers and co-owners in NEWCO, a newly formed corporation specializing in joint venture partnerships and acquisitions. Through NMC's mentorship program led by industry veterans, dealmakers receive comprehensive training in leverage buyout (LBO) techniques and gain access to a vast network of over 10,000 potential acquisitions. With the guidance of seasoned professionals, dealmakers have the autonomy to lead their acquisitions, with the potential to earn significant monthly pretax profits from NEWCO's ventures. NMC provides a supportive environment for dealmakers to thrive, offering lucrative compensation packages and the holding company infrastructure comprised of seasoned executives having expertise in all areas required to operate a successful business and by doing so offer each dealmaker a corporate staff the dealmaker can rely on. In fact, over the course of a year, all dealmakers become reunited in team deals. These are deals generating $10 million or more pre-tax. In which NMC will provide each of its dealmakers an equal percentage of equity relying on each of their contributions to their talents and expertise.

• Submit NDA to lmay@nilemerchantcorporation.com
• Receive a sign-up Bonus having a value of $500,000 based on NMC's to be filed 506 reg c private placement memorandum with the SEC.
• Receive joint venture partnership and co-ownership in in A newly formed Corporation (NEWCO).
• Receive the first 10% of each NEWCO consolidated monthly pretax profits from acquisitions that NEWCO exclusive consultant will consummate for each dealmaker.
• Mentored by an industry veteran in the LBO (Leveraged Buy Outs) industry who has consummated approximately 350 LBOs over 35 years.
• Receive access to a considerable amount of deal flow leads.
• Compensation capped at $500,000 for the first 3 years, then $1 million thereafter. Plus an annual net warrant performance bonus that could have a $15 million additional value at the end of the 5th year. The Net warrant requires no financial upfront investment to exercise as the underlying shares are presold by the broker and deducted from the sale price with up to a 10% brokers fee with the balance paid to the warrant holder.
• All NEWCO Dealmakers collective ownership of NMC common shares is capped at 24% of NMC common shares with an individual cap of $25 million as NMC's officers cap per officer, with a $20 million officer cap for holdco officers [NMC SUBSIDIARIES] and a maximum cap of $15 million for Newco officers.
• Many NEWCO Dealmakers have Administrative talent that qualifies them to also be an officer of NEWCO's parent [holdco] or of holdco's parent which includes NMC.
• NMC is a private merchant bank and its dealmakers are not only employees, but more importantly also partners. NMC provides dealmakers with a net warrant for 25,000 NMC common shares, exercisable at $25 a share. The net warrant requires no upfront cash from the dealmaker. Instead, the investment banker sells the underlying shares at the time of its projected liquidity event [2030], deducts the warrant exercise price plus up to a 10% brokerage fee, and pays the rest to the dealmaker.
• NMC's most conservative projections which are contained in a four page letter the dealmaker will receive as a prerequisite for an interview informs the dealmaker of its common share projected value after cutting the projected amount of dealmakers slated to be hired in half and after discounting by 50% each dealmaker’s NEWCO annual acquisitions from 2 to 1 annually and assuming the least Newco acquisition EBITDA of $2 million was used instead of an average EBITDA of $4 million per corporation acquired by each dealmaker’s Newco.
• After discounting each variable by 50% the shares obtained by the warrant exercise of 25,000 NMC common shares came out to $38 million market value in 2030, and during that time the dealmaker’s annual compensation over the first 5 years plus the 5% Newco common share warrant performance bonus projected to be paid the Newco CEO dealmaker for Newco’s annual pretax performance was $18,500,000 for a projected total compensation exceeding $50 million.
• This is a position to be taken seriously and Newco’s market is 5 times larger than Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Bank of America combined. In fact, NMC's private placement memorandum to be filed with the SEC sells each common NMC share at $25 a share and also sells the NMC preferred shares with attachable warrants. If those warrants are exercised the preferred stockholder pays $50 per common share.
• However, in order to provide dealmakers a participation in NMC benefits with the dealmakers investing not one red cent for his/her Newco, and for it to consummate a full LBO, NMC and its dealmakers must advertise in social media and elsewhere to find owners thinking about retirement, but not yet hiring a broker. Brokered deals initially cost 20% more than non-brokered deals. When NMC offers a seller a participation in the seller’s company’s 5-year growth of sales and pretax associated with M&A of its competitors, the seller is projected to receive twice the value from NMC’s Newco for his/her business than any broker could obtain unless the business was sold to a public entity at the public entitiy’s P/E ratio which is highly unlikely for a $2 million EBITDA entity.