According to Colin Wallace at Publex Ventures, over 5,000 public companies in the U.S can be classified as small-cap or micro-cap “orphans” that don’t benefit from a liquid market. While they have the obligations of being public, they don’t have effective access to the public capital markets. Publex introduced an interesting solution to this problem — the fund strategically engineers mergers between early-stage private companies and under-performing public companies, to accelerate liquidity while preserving the superior returns of early-stage investi

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