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ARE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR SHARE PRICE?

Working with PURE

Your requirement for capital can often come when your equity price isn’t performing. PURE can defer your equity raise to a higher price in the future, reducing shareholder dilution.

Unlock Equity Value

Raise equity at a premium to your current share price through our hybrid structures.

Funding Term

Up to 5 years, typically without amortisation.

Funding Available

We are looking to make investments between $2 and $20 million.

Developing growth partnerships

Why use PURE?

Hear directly from our portfolio companies on why they chose to work with PURE.

Funding partnerships to Date

We are growing by recommendation

What is it like to work with PURE?

Hear directly from our portfolio companies on what it is like to work with PURE.

Aligned with all key stakeholders

What is the funding process with PURE?

Hear directly from our portfolio companies on what the process looks like to establish a facility with PURE.

WE OFFER TWO HYBRID STRUCTURES

Convertible Note vs. Bond + Warrants

The economics of our two offers are the same. Companies can choose.

Convertible Note

A loan that can be converted into shares

Full conversion into shares extinguishes the loan

The loan cannot be repaid early without the approval of PURE

Conversion into shares is only applicable to the loan repayment

At the end of the term, if the loan has not been converted, it must be repaid or extended

VS

Bond + Warrants

A loan with separate warrants where the proceeds from exercise equals the loan value

The full exercise of the warrants into shares injects equity capital to extinguish the loan.

The proceeds from the warrants can be used for any purpose in addition to repaying the loan capital

At the end of the term, if the loan has not been repaid by the warrant proceeds, it must be repaid or extended

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