Generally, there are two types of shelf companies. They may be called differently, but the basic idea is that the first type of ready-made company is pure, that is, no transaction has ever been made in this business. Another type of shelf company is usually older and has an operating history. While an investor should exercise caution and due diligence before acquiring an outdated shelf company to avoid buying a company with debt or other liabilities, there are various benefits and reasons why investors may choose a shelf company that has been active for a while. https://www.confiduss.com/en/i....nfo/blog/article/she
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