On the contrary, I think it would be very easy to find a NAZ listed tech company with a potential solid product (with a cash infusion) that's hurting for cash.  Do a search of NAZ companies threatened with de-listing - there they are, take your pick.  And that's the problem - as I suspect that the available population is large.  The problem is searching out the best one(s) out of the many, many.

Think about it.  What's the "standard" problem for a yet-to-be-recognized tech company?  MONEY.  Even the recognized tech companies....  Look at Apple.  They weren't doing so good pre-IPOD.  Jobs had to jump back in.  He, with his half billion dollar loan from his buddy Gates, turned things around.  IPod - great product?  Not really; there were certainly a lot of superior competing products available at the time (whose battery didn't up and die after six months).  So why the IPod success?  The MONEY bought a huge compelling marketing campaign, making the inferior IPod a success.  I only use Apple as an easy example - I'm sure PTSC is not seeking out a company on that scale, but more the companies as referred to in the first para.

JMHOs,

SGE