Capstone Companies is a Florida-based shell company with no active business operations or revenue. The company has one employee — its CEO — and functions as a publicly traded vehicle searching for a business to acquire or develop. Capstone's history is in consumer electronics, where its last meaningful business was LED lighting, which declined after 2017. Subsequent product efforts failed: a smart mirror line never achieved meaningful sales and was liquidated by mid-2024, and a purpose-built kitchen tablet called Connected Chef — designed to be licensed to a UK distributor for a $15-per-unit royalty — collapsed in late 2025 when a Chinese OEM refused to manufacture a product developed by an American company amid trade tensions. Capstone also pursued health, fitness, and social activity (HFS) facilities centered on pickleball courts, but that effort produced no acquisition and was suspended in early 2026. The company is now focused on evaluating a potential merger or business combination with eBliss Global, an early-stage e-bike manufacturer, under a 90-day exclusivity provision tied to a promissory note. Capstone is funded entirely by external loans, primarily from Coppermine Ventures, totaling roughly $558K, which is estimated to carry operations into the latter half of 2026. The company trades on the OTC QB Venture Market, limiting its ability to raise capital or use equity as acquisition currency.