Busted Preferred Stock in a Microcap Venture

A Saga of Innovation, Growth, and Market Turbulence

Executive Summary:

I recently came across an interesting situation that seemed potentially ripe for mispricing. The company is a high-growth, microcap company that is thinly traded. The business has gone through a significant transformation and appears to be at an inflection point. This resurgence has driven outsized returns in the company’s stock but the publicly-traded preferred securities have lagged a corresponding rally.

In this post, I’ll review the current situation and provide my preliminary assessment. On the surface, double-digit yields seem interesting for an adequately and conservatively capitalized business that is poised for continued, profitable growth from favorable industry tailwinds .

Note this is a high-risk, venture-style investment and not suitable for most investors. Moreover, liquidity is thin and only suitable for small AUM investors with high risk-tolerances and long-term hold periods.

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