Singapore-Based Kacific Reportedly in Talks for $1B SPAC Merger

Kacific Broadband Satellites is in advanced talks to go public via a SPAC, with Singapore’s Pegasus Asia the leading contender, Bloomberg reports.

Kacific, which provides high-speed internet access via satellite, has agreed to enter into exclusive negotiations with one SPAC after months of negotiations, giving the potential partner a few weeks to conduct due diligence and finalize a deal, said the people, asking not to be named as the matter is private. Pegasus Asia, led by CEO Neil Parekh, won the exclusivity in part because of its deep-pocketed backers and its location in Singapore, said one of the sources. Read more.

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The SEC is making decisions and issuing guidance about SPACs that may be based on misconceptions, Bloomberg Law reports, citing Daniele D’Alvia, CEO of SPACs Consultancy in London, and Milos Vulanovic, associate professor at EDHEC Business School in France. They question why the SEC is not issuing new improvements for traditional IPOs.