EV SPAC Frenzy Fizzles as Startups Fall into Burning Zone

The electric vehicle SPAC frenzy that swept through 2020 and 2021 has come crashing down, dashing hopes of investors, Zacks reports.

During this period, SPACs turned out to be the most popular course of action for EV startups to go public, helping them to avoid the complexity and strenuous paperwork associated with the traditional IPO. But, in 2022, EV SPAC deals slowed as investors were let down by the missed deadlines, unmet milestones and meager profits of the startups.

SEC investigations into some of the deals have made it difficult for these EV startups to secure funding, resulting in SPAC financing losing its allure. Read more.  

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Opinion: The SPACsplosion has Reached a Reckoning

The proposed merger between blank-check company Churchill Capital IV and Lucid Motors is a pretty typical example of the pandemic SPACsplosion — it involves electric cars that have not yet been built, eye-popping forecasts and frothy trading, MarketWatch reports in this op/ed that takles a broader look at blank-check companies.