BayHill Capital is a limited liability company that provides management services and supplemental investment capital to public and private companies. The company leverages opportunities surfaced through it¹s own research and the BayHill Group¹s projects and assignments with undervalued companies.

BayHill Capital works with private and small (microcap) public companies that have lost the interest of Wall Street analysts and investors but have products and technologies that can create significant economic value. These companies are restructured, their products and technologies revitalized, their strategies redirected and sometimes supplemented through the acquisition of complementary products. The companies are then reintroduced to Wall Street and appropriate institutional investors.

BayHill Capital supplements these restructure services with investment capital directly through PIPE transactions, through convertible notes and warrants, and by acquiring shares in the public market. BayHill Capital members rely on an experienced team to bring undervalued opportunities to the company. Company members have a first hand look at investment opportunities which have already been through the due diligence process and the members will have the ability to personally invest additional capital into those opportunities outside of BayHill Capital.

There are many public companies that completed an IPO and developed leading technology and software products, but have not been able to reach or sustain profitability and meet market expectations, or were never able to successfully define or fund their go-to-market strategy and gain economic success. With appropriate strategic direction and financial modeling these companies can quickly redefine themselves and become market leading providers and economically viable and exciting entities.

Microcap stocks are often defined as public companies with a market capitalization of less than $100 million. BayHill Capital will concentrate its focus on public companies in this category with market capitalizations of less than $50 million. With appropriate investor relations and execution of a defined economic model these companies can be reintroduced to the investment community as great investment opportunities. This process can offer those who are willing to spend time, effort, and assume the risks of investing in microcap public companies.