01 · Product
Practical shallow-water boats
Develop boats around Southeast Georgia use: fishing, creeks, rivers, marsh access and practical ownership.
Southeast Georgia Manufacturing
Build the boat. Build the company here.
Georgia Skiff is being developed as a practical shallow-water boat brand with a long-term manufacturing home in Pierce County, Georgia.
We are beginning the capital-planning stage by talking to people with a real connection to Pierce County: local business owners, manufacturers, land and facility owners, experienced operators, suppliers, and people who want to see another durable product built here.
The Project
A boat company—not a fundraising page.
Capital only matters if there is a real operation behind it. The project is being organized around product, production, local capability and a repeatable manufacturing process.
02 · Manufacturing
Build capability in Pierce County
Move from individual builds toward documented tooling, molds, workstations, quality control and repeatable production.
03 · Brand
Georgia in more than the name
The long-term value is a product and manufacturing identity tied to where the boats are actually developed and built.
Why Pierce County
Manufacturing already belongs here.
Pierce County is not being treated as a mailing address. The local development authority identifies manufacturing, timber, distribution and transportation companies among the county's major private employers and actively markets Pierce County for industrial growth.
The Pierce County Industrial Development Authority also highlights highway, rail, airport and port access, including proximity to the Georgia Ports Authority in Brunswick.
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Existing manufacturing baseLocal industry already includes manufacturing and composite-related employers.
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Industrial infrastructureThe county markets industrial property, utilities and manufacturing space for new and expanding industry.
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Southeast Georgia logisticsHighway, rail and Brunswick-port proximity matter when materials come in and finished boats go out.
Our search begins in Pierce County.We are intentionally starting with local relationships rather than blasting a national investor list. This page is for project awareness and future contact—not an active sale of securities.
Manufacturing Buildout
What capital would eventually have to support.
Final budgets and offering terms belong in approved investor documents, not in a public teaser. The operational categories, however, should be clear from day one.
Production space
Appropriate manufacturing floor space, storage, utilities, ventilation, work flow and room for controlled expansion.
Molds, fixtures & equipment
Production tooling that improves repeatability instead of rebuilding the process from scratch on every hull.
Local production capability
Train around documented processes, quality checks and specific manufacturing stations as production grows.
Materials & launch runway
Resin, fiberglass/composites, hardware, rigging, engines where applicable, safety equipment, inventory and normal operating runway.
Georgia Securities Compliance
We do this by the book.
Investment in a private company is a securities transaction. A local handshake does not erase federal or Georgia securities law.
Invest Georgia Exemption
Georgia Rule 590-4-2-.08 provides a potential intrastate path for qualifying for-profit issuers. If Georgia Skiff uses the IGE, the issuer must meet the rule and the applicable federal intrastate exemption. The Georgia notice must be filed before an offer is made in reliance on IGE. Georgia SOS reference →
Up to $5 million under IGE
The Georgia rule currently caps consideration received in reliance on IGE at $5 million, reduced by specified securities sales during the preceding 12-month period. That is a legal ceiling—not a Georgia Skiff fundraising target.
Non-accredited investor cap
Under the Georgia rule, an issuer relying on IGE may not accept more than $10,000 from a single purchaser unless that purchaser qualifies as an accredited investor under SEC Regulation D.
Georgia sales only under the intrastate path
Rule 147/147A requires qualifying in-state operations and limits sales to in-state residents or persons reasonably believed to be residents. Written purchaser residency representations are required. Georgia Skiff may voluntarily narrow its own outreach further to Pierce County.
Georgia depository
IGE requires investor funds to be deposited with a bank or depository institution authorized to do business in Georgia, and the funds must be used consistently with representations made to investors.
Do not treat private securities like cash
Rule 147/147A imposes in-state resale limitations for six months after the issuer's sale, and the issuer must provide the required notices and legends regarding resale restrictions.
Important: The Georgia Secretary of State's receipt of an IGE notice is not an approval, recommendation or finding that an investment is safe or that the disclosures are accurate. Anti-fraud rules still apply. Material facts cannot be misstated or omitted.
Securities counsel selects the exemption before solicitation begins
Issuer eligibility and Georgia principal-place-of-business requirements verified
Applicable “doing business in Georgia” test documented
Georgia Form GA-1 filed before any IGE offer
All persons involved in offers/sales identified as required
No unregistered finder commissions or casual paid investor referrals
Investor residency and eligibility documented before sale
Risk factors, use of proceeds and material facts disclosed
Georgia bank/depository process established
Subscription, records, legends and resale restrictions handled correctly
Structure
Entity, ownership and security type are determined with counsel.
Exemption
IGE/147A, Regulation D or another lawful path is selected.
Disclosure
Offering documents, risks, use of proceeds and financial information are prepared.
File
Required Georgia/federal notices are completed before the applicable solicitation or sale.
Verify
Residency, investor status, representations and subscription documents are checked.
Fund
Only then are funds accepted and handled through the approved banking process.
Pierce County Local Interest
Know the project before there is an offering.
We are building a list of Pierce County people who want to follow the manufacturing project, see the business plan when legally appropriate, or potentially discuss facilities, suppliers, manufacturing experience or future investment materials.
Filling out this form does not reserve securities, create an investment commitment, guarantee access to a future offering or authorize us to accept money from you.
Demo form only. Connect to the approved CRM/contact workflow before publishing. Do not collect investment funds, bank information, net worth, Social Security numbers or subscription signatures through this public-interest form.
Public references used for this page: Georgia Secretary of State — Invest Georgia Exemption and Rule 590-4-2-.08; U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission — Rules 147/147A intrastate offering guidance; Pierce County Industrial Development Authority — local industry, logistics and economic-development information.
Georgia SOS / IGE · Georgia securities rules · SEC intrastate guidance · Pierce County Industrial Development Authority
Legal research date: August 28, 2026. Securities laws, rules and interpretations can change. Final offering materials and procedures should be reviewed by qualified securities counsel before use.
Georgia SOS / IGE · Georgia securities rules · SEC intrastate guidance · Pierce County Industrial Development Authority
Legal research date: August 28, 2026. Securities laws, rules and interpretations can change. Final offering materials and procedures should be reviewed by qualified securities counsel before use.