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SPAC IPO Terms Tracker: August 14, 2026

Terms Tracker for the Week Ending August 14, 2026 Welcome to our weekly column where we discuss the findings from our IPO terms tracker based on the previous week's pricings. A quick programming note: I’m on vacation this week, so this will be a shorter edition of the column. More
Kristi Marvin·Aug 15

New SPACs: Gores Holding XII, Inc. (GDOZU) and GigCapital10 Corp. (GIA.U) File for IPOs

Gores Holding XII, Inc. Gores XII (NASDAQ:GDOZU) has filed for a $312 million SPAC despite the team already having two other vehicles on the hunt. This latest iteration bears nearly identical terms to Gores XI (NASDAQ:GHXIU) and Gores X (NASDAQ:GTEN) with 1/4 warrants in its units and the ability to automatically extend its 24-month transaction deadline by three months with a signed definitive agreement with a target in hand. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 11

SPAC IPO Terms Tracker: August 7, 2026

Terms Tracker for the Week Ending August 7, 2026 Welcome to our weekly column where we discuss the findings from our IPO terms tracker based on the previous week's pricings. Five more IPOs priced this week to kick off August and bring the 2026 year-to-date count to 140. More
Kristi Marvin·Aug 8

New SPACs: Southport II (PORT.U), Lucens Capital I (LCNS.U), Rainier (RNAQU) File for IPOs

Southport Acquisition Corp. II Southport II (NYSE:PORT.U) has filed for a $200 million SPAC that will be hunting for a target in the AI technology space. Under that fairly wide umbrella, the Southport II team plans to target companies that have AI data, security or workflow automation tools as well as firms operating in the AI infrastructure, robotics and AI-guided life sciences sectors. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 7

Top 3 SPAC Targets – Financial Infrastructure

This column series has recently looked at a number of target sectors that were popular with SPACs during the 2020-2021 boom that are now coming back into favor. Fintech is one of the industries that SPACs were most smitten with during that period, and, five years on, the results for those de-SPACs have not been sterling overall. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 6