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Latest SPAC News: Ecarx weighs $4B SPAC merger, road-side assistance firm Urgently in Graf merger talks, and Polestar unveils concept car
Geely-Backed Ecarx Weighs SPAC Merger at $4 Billion Value
Smart car technology company Ecarx Co., whose backers include Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co., is considering seeking a U.S. listing via a merger with a blank-check company.
Ecarx is working with an adviser to explore a deal that could value the combined entity at about $4 billion. The company is weighing reaching out to regulators in the country for approval for a SPAC merger in order to satisfy new requirements unveiled in December.
READRoadside-Assistance Firm Urgently Said in Graf SPAC Merger Talks
Roadside-assistance startup Urgently has held talks to go public through a merger with Graf Acquisition Corp. IV (NYSE:GFOR).
A transaction features a potential PIPE, and could value the combined entity at more than $700 million.
READPolestar Unveils Concept Car Ahead of $20 Billion Public Debut
Polestar, the electric vehicle maker spun out of the Volvo corporate garage, is suggesting as much today as it pulls the cover off of a sporty concept car with a removable roof. The machine also features a drone onboard that can be launched while driving. It’s a car engineered for Instagram likes and, fittingly, it’s ready to influence autonomously and at speed.
Shareholders of Cannabis Co in Jay-Z Empire Can Sue Over de-SPAC Deal
For the second time in recent months, Delaware’s Chancery Court has ruled that shareholders can sue board members for breaching their duties in a de-SPAC deal.
On Monday, Vice Chancellor Morgan Zurn refused to dismiss a lawsuit by shareholders of Left Coast Ventures Inc, a privately-held cannabis company that was acquired in 2021 by Subversive Capital Acquisition Corp. Subversive subsequently partnered with entrepreneur Shawn Carter, better known as Jay-Z, to form The Parent Co, which bills itself as California’s leading cannabis business.
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A Paradise Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ:APADU) announced the pricing of its $200 million IPO and its units are expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq under the symbol “APADU”, Wednesday, July 30, 2025. The new SPAC plans to identify a prospective target company in the leisure and entertainment sector that it believes has an optimistic growth...
As the SPAC market reset began last summer, many attributes of what constituted the typical SPAC template began to change. For one, rights came back in a big way. During the previous cycle, SPACs with warrants heavily outnumbered those with rights. Rights tended to be more commonly found in the units of smaller, Asia-based SPACs...
At the SPAC of Dawn Although last week was busy for new S-1 filings and deal announcements, it did mark a slowing of the pace in fresh IPOs. July had been producing a SPAC IPOs at a pace of essentially one per trading day, but that came to an abrupt halt after July 17. It...
Caedryn I (NASDAQ:CAEAU) has filed for a $60 million SPAC hunting for innovation with a repeat sponsor team from China. The new SPAC is offering investors one right to a 1/7 share in each unit and it has not overfunded its trust, but it will be contributing to shareholders if its target search reaches beyond...
At the SPAC of Dawn Healthcare spending represents about 18% of the US economy and the sector has been responsible for about a third of all employment growth in the country recently, but it is also an industry that seems to have fallen off of SPAC radars. Only one SPAC deal has been announced with...