Aperture Acquisition Withdraws $350M IPO

Aperture Acquisition in a letter to the SEC withdrew plans for a $350 million IPO, which was initially registered with the regulator in March 2021 and downsized to $275 million in July last year.

At that time, Aperture planned to acquire a business focused on financial services and fintech, business services, real estate services, and related technology and software services sectors.

The SPAC is led by CEO and Chairman Lance West , who until 2017 was CEO and later chairman of Centerbridge Partners — Europe. West also served as a member of the firm’s management and investment committees until his retirement from the firm. 

The SPAC had planned to list on the NYSE with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse serving as joint book-running managers. Read more

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