Londonla Inc. sets IPO at $0.10 a share in a $300,000 OTC offering
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on October 26, 2026.
Amendment No. 2 fixes the price at $0.10 for a $300,000 offering
Londonla's second amendment locks the deal at 10 cents a share for 3 million shares, a $300,000 raise headed to OTC Markets. That is micro-cap territory where liquidity is thin and the filing itself is the only disclosure investors get.
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Londonla Inc. filed its second amendment to lock the offering price at exactly 10 cents per share, with 3 million shares on offer. The terms are fixed and the company is headed to OTC Markets.
OTC Markets sits outside the major exchanges, and that distinction carries real consequences for investors. Liquidity in this corner of the market tends to be thin, leaving buyers and sellers struggling to transact at a fair price once the stock begins trading.
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At $300,000, this is a micro-cap raise in the most literal sense. Offerings of this size draw limited institutional attention, so the SEC filing itself is effectively the full scope of public disclosure available to anyone evaluating the deal.
The second amendment signals that the company has worked through at least one round of regulatory comments and revisions before arriving at these final terms. Whether the deal closes depends on whether enough investors at the retail and early-stage level step in at that 10-cent price.