SPACs Underwhelm in Hong Kong and Singapore in First Year, as Listings Lapse and Applications Peter Out

SPACs have received a cooler than expected response in both Hong Kong and Singapore, with some launches from early in the year fizzling and few new applications emerging in recent months, reports the South China Morning Post.

Hong Kong, where SPACs launched in December 2021, has seen no new filings in the past two-and-a-half months. The most recent prospectus, that of TechStar Acquisition, was filed on June 24, according to the Hong Kong stock exchange website. Previously, the market saw four applications in January, four in February, two in March, one in April and none in May. Read more.

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Delaware Chancery Validates SPACs’ Charter Amendments and Share Issuances

Many SPACs, in connection with a de-SPAC merger, have approved charter amendments authorizing an increase in the number of their authorized shares of Class A Common Stock to facilitate the issuance of shares required for the merger. Class A and B stock typically voting together. The chancery court has ruled that such amendments require an additional, separate vote of Class A shares.