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SPACs in the News

5 articles this week

Morning SPAC News Roundup: October 8, 2026

So far, the streak of SPAC deals announced in early October have been more warmly received than many of those unveiled in September. SIM I (NASDAQ:SIMA), CSLM III (NASDAQ:KOYN) and Charlton Aria (NASDAQ:CHAR) all announced deals in succession over the past three days and all continue to trade above $10 now. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Oct 8

Morning SPAC News Roundup: October 7, 2026

It has been a busy few days for recent de-SPACs as three announced major strategic partnerships over the last 24 hours. Two of those companies closed their business combinations just months ago and these new agreements could be key in seeing them hit their major goals as public entities. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Oct 7

Morning SPAC News Roundup: October 5, 2026

SPACs are set to meet the first full week of October with seven shareholder votes including one by Calisa (NASDAQ:ALIS) to approve a business combination. Elsewhere, the slowdown in new issuance for SPACs that saw just five IPOs priced in September could be coming to an end. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Oct 5

Morning SPAC News Roundup: October 2, 2026

Two more SPACs have closed their business combinations with both new de-SPACs set to debut later today. Interestingly, both are from the space sector, which has been fruitful for SPACs recently despite some signs that the market may begin leaning in a more risk-averse direction later this year. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Oct 2

Morning SPAC News Roundup: September 30, 2026

By and large, when a company undergoing an active de-SPACing process winds up in the news, it tends to be a good thing. That is the case this week as autonomous trucking firm PlusAI, which has a pending business combination with Texas Ventures (NASDAQ:TVA), found itself in the middle of a caper that has the hallmarks of the original Fast and the Furious mixed with Ocean's Eleven. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Sep 30