PIPE - Private Investments in Public Equities 
Through cooperative alliances with the leading private placement funds, Stramark has demonstrated pioneering leadership in providing capital to emerging listed growth companies.

A private investment in public equity, often called a PIPE, involves the selling of publicly traded shares to private investors. The shares are almost always offered through an offering registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Many reverse mergers are accompanied by a simultaneous PIPE transaction, which is typically undertaken by smaller public companies.

Shares are sold at a negotiated price, typically a slight discount to the public market price, and the Company agrees to register the resale of those same securities for the benefit of the purchaser. The benefit to these transactions for smaller issuers is that they provide quick access to capital at a reasonable transaction cost.