Private investment in public equity
The Private investment in public equity (PIPE) is an increase in capital (actions, obligations…) reserved at certain funds of Capital-investment instead of a public Call to the saving.
These operations are particularly appreciated small companies calling public upon the saving. That Ci emit for the interested funds of the actions for a price generally slightly lower than the contract price, the rebate not being able however generally not to exceed 20% compared to the course. The transmitting companies thus obtain financial resources more quickly. The funds of investment on their side buy actions for an advantageous price and control the operation of the company as important shareholders, which enables them to optimize the management of the company from a point of view of better profitability.
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