The Growth for Good (NASDAQ:GFGD) announced this morning that it has added a $5 million PIPE to its combination with EV-maker ZeroNox with the participation of several strategic investors.
The PIPE is set at $10 per share, but The Growth for Good has not yet filed other terms. Investors include trailer and tractor-makers Premier and Kubota as well as Formula-E racing team NIO 333. ZeroNox CEO Vonn Christenson noted in the press release that these investments will come with ear-marked joint projects.
The Growth for Good also clarified that pulling together this PIPE was the primary reason the SPAC postponed its completion vote for the deal from August 18 to 10 am ET August 23. The Growth for Good could still push things out further as it has until September 14 to complete a deal under its current deadline.
The two sides initially struck their $306 million deal on March 8. Porterville, California-based ZeroNox manufactures electric drivetrains for a wide range of off-highway vehicles like golf carts, forklifts and all-terrain vehicles.
It generated $9.7 million in revenue in 2022 and has about $180 million-worth of revenue under contract for the coming years, including $26.3 million at the memorandum-of-understanding stage, according to a recent presentation.
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