For some time, the Kingston, Massachusetts Company Brite-Strike Tactical Illumination Products has been at the cutting-edge of safety by developing flashlights and protection devices that give consumers piece of mind. Three months ago, the young company took a major step towards advancing their future when they went public and people have responded by taking notice of Brite-Strike as it expands and continues to make noise on Wall Street.

The company is now traded on the Pink Sheets under the symbol “BSTI”. Brite-Strike is armed with 20 million shares outstanding after it completed a reverse merger with Global One Holdings, a Miami company that has been inactive since 2004.

John Lennon, vice president of finance with Brite-Strike, said the company hopes for an initial capitalization of around $1 million. Lennon said the company chose to go public via a reverse merger – instead