(e) The
prospectus shall be prepared in substantially the following form and shall
contain the information as hereinafter specified together with any additional
data as the commissioner may prescribe. (The following specimen form has been
prepared for use in connection with a speculative intrastate offering and may
therefore be modified to the extent the provisions are inapplicable.)
(1) Cover page:
PROSPECTUS
(Date)
(NAME OF ISSUER)
(Address)
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Hawaii
(Date) Shares of Common Stock of the Par Value of
$_________ Per Share.
|
Offering Price |
Sales
Commissions |
Net Proceeds To Issuer* |
Per
Share |
$_________ |
$______________ |
$_________________ |
Aggregate |
$_________ |
$______________ |
$_________________ |
*Before deducting expenses estimated not to exceed $________
to be borne by the issuer.
THESE SECURITIES ARE OFFERED AS A SPECULATION.
NEITHER THIS PROSPECTUS NOR THE SECURITIES DESCRIBED HEREIN
HAVE BEEN APPROVED OR DISAPPROVED BY THE COMMISSIONER OF SECURITIES OF THE
STATE OF HAWAII, NOR HAS THE COMMISSIONER PASSED UPON THE ACCURACY OR ADEQUACY
OF THIS PROSPECTUS.
THIS OFFERING IS ONLY TO BONA FIDE RESIDENTS OF THE STATE OF
HAWAII.
To be sold by__________
(2) Business.
(A) State the history, showing
capitalization, mergers, change of names, etc., general character and location
of issuer's business, properties, branch offices, stores, plants, outlets,
etc., and similar information concerning its predecessors, affiliates, and
subsidiaries. There should also be a statement as to the length of time the
issuer has been in business;
(B)
Describe the physical properties, equipment, claims, patents, or patent
applications, etc., and nature of title or interest therein;
(C) If the issuer leases its plant, office,
or other physical properties, disclose briefly the terms of the lease and
relationship of lessor to any officer, director, promoter, or stockholder of
the issuer;
(D) State the nature of
present or proposed products or services, the principal market
therefor;
(E) Set forth the general
competitive conditions in the industry or business in which the issuer is, or
proposes to be, engaged, and any particular risks or hazards to which it might
be subjected; and
(F) Describe the
issuer's employee relations by setting forth the number of employees and
whether any of them are covered by collective bargaining agreements and, if so,
approximately how many are so covered, when agreements expire, and whether
collective bargaining is on a company or industry wide basis. Also describe
whether the issuer has experienced an y work stoppages in recent
years;
(3) Use of
proceeds. Outline the proposed plans, objectives, or programs of the issuer and
make a reasonable itemized statement of the purposes for which the net proceeds
to the issuer from the sale of securities are to be used and the amounts to be
used for each purpose, indicating the order of priority;
(4) Method of offering. If the securities are
to be offered through a dealer, state the name and address of the dealer, with
a statement of any material relationship between the issuer and the dealer.
State whether the securities are to be offered for cash only or whether the
securities may be paid for in installments and, if so, the terms and
conditions. If a minimum purchase is required, it should also be disclosed.
State briefly the commission to be paid to the dealer, including cash,
securities, contracts, options, or any other consideration. If the securities
are to be sold by the issuer, it should also be stated that the offering shall
be done by securities salespersons duly registered with the commissioner of
securities. If the proceeds of the offering are to be placed in escrow, state
the terms and conditions of the escrow, and provide other terms prescribed by
the commissioner for the certification by the escrow agent to the commissioner
when the amount specified in the escrow agreement has been met in the specified
time and the conditions whereby the funds shall be released to the subscribers
by the escrow agent. State also that during the public offering, no securities
may be transferred to a non-resident and that in case of a sale to a
non-resident, the issuer shall rescind the sale and refund the purchase
price;
(5) Speculative features of
the offering. Explain generally the speculative features of the offering and
any special conditions which may affect the success or failure of the
enterprise or the investor's interest therein. State how the public offering
price was established and whether there has been a public market for the
shares. In a speculative offering, the front cover shall contain a clear and
conspicuous statement that the securities are speculative. If the officers,
directors, or promoters are receiving or have received salaries, fees, or other
compensation from the issuer, indicate the amounts, how paid, and services
rendered (see section 16-38-11.5);
(6) Description of securities. Outline
briefly as follows:
(A) In the case of shares,
the par or stated value, if any; the rate of dividend, if fixed, whether
cumulative or noncumulative and any restrictions on dividend payments; the
preference, if any; and if convertible, the conversion rate; the restrictions,
if any, on the transfer of the securities;
(B) In the case of debt securities, the rate
of interest; the date of maturity or, if the issue matures serially, a brief
indication of the serial maturities; if the issue is redeemable before
maturity, a brief statement of the redemption date or dates and price or
prices; if payment of principal or interest is contingent, an indication of the
contingency; a brief indication of the priority of the issue; and if
convertible, the conversion rate; and
(C) In the case of any other kind of
security, appropriate information of a comparable character;
(7) Management and control. List
the names and residence addresses of all officers and directors of the issuer
and of any person or persons controlling the issuer and, if the issuer was
organized within the last three years, the names and addresses of all promoters
of the issuer. For each person listed, show the business history;
(8) Interests with management. Provide a
description of all direct or indirect interests, by security holdings or
otherwise, of each officer and director of the issuer and, if the issuer was
organized within the last three years, of each promoter of the issuer:
(A) In the issuer or its affiliates;
and
(B) In any material
transactions within the past two years or in any material proposed transactions
to which the issuer or any of its predecessors or affiliates was or is to be a
party, stating the cost to those persons of any property or services for which
payment by or for the account of the issuer has been or is to be
made;
(9) Ownership. If
the issuer was organized within the last three years, a statement of the
percentage of outstanding securities of the issuer which shall be held by
directors, officers, and promoters as a group, and the percentage thereof which
shall be held by the public if all of the securities to be offered are sold,
and the respective amounts of cash (including cash expended for property
transferred to the issuer) paid therefor by the group and by the
public;
(10) Options and warrants.
A brief description of all options or warrants presently outstanding or
proposed to be granted to purchase securities of the issuer, including the
names of the holders thereof, the cost thereof to the holders, the terms and
conditions on which they may be exercised, and the price at which the
securities may be acquired pursuant thereto;
(11) Litigation. Briefly describe any
material pending legal proceedings other than ordinary routine litigation
incidental to the business to which the issuer or any of its subsidiaries is a
party or of which any of their property is the subject;
(12) Legal opinion. State the name and
address of the attorney who has advised the issuer with respect to the legality
and validity of the securities and their issuance;
(13) Escrow provisions. If the officers,
directors, promoters, or insiders have stock which is subject to escrow
pursuant to section 485-18, HRS, or subject to escrow pursuant to any state or
federal statute or regulation, make a complete disclosure of the number of
shares escrowed, names of persons escrowing the stock, where escrowed, and the
terms and conditions of the escrow; and
(14) Financial statements. Provide a balance
sheet of the issuer at the close of the issuer's last fiscal year preceding the
date of filing of the prospectus, and a profit and loss statement and analysis
of surplus for the fiscal year ended at the date of the balance sheet, all
certified by an independent public accountant; together with a balance sheet of
the issuer as of a date within ninety days prior to the date of filing of the
prospectus and a statement of profit and loss for the period from the close of
the last preceding fiscal year to the date of the balance sheet, both verified
by a duly authorized officer of the issuer or, if the issuer has been in
existence for less than one year, a balance sheet of the issuer as of a date
within ninety days prior to the date of filing and a statement of profit and
loss for the period from the date of the issuer's organization to the date of
the balance sheet, both certified by an independent public accountant.
If consolidated financial statements are used, there should
also be a financial statement of the issuer alone. If the issuer has not yet
commenced business, there should be submitted in lieu of the statement of
profit and loss a statement of receipts and disbursements certified to by an
independent public accountant.