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Moringa Acquisition Merging with Silexion in $62.5M Deal
The target is a clinical-stage, oncology-focused biotechnology company.
SDCL EDGE Acquisition Merging with Cunova in $736M Deal
KME, which has a 45% stake in Cunova, signed the business combination agreement with German private equity fund Paragon, which owns the remaining 55% of the company, as well as NYSE-listed SDCL Edge.
Acri Capital Acquisition Announces $50M Deal with Foxx Development
The target sells a range of products including mobile phones, tablets and other consumer electronics devices throughout the United States.
Digital World Discloses In-Fighting Could Derail Trump Media Deal
Digital World in an amended SEC filing revealed a dispute over compensation with its founder and former CEO Patrick Orlando, with the SPAC warning it could postpone or even derail the long-delayed merger with Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG). Meanwhile, the ex-president's media company is facing new disputes of its own.
Nava Health MD and 99 Acquisition Merging in $320M Deal
The SPAC raised $75 million in an August IPO, initially with plans to focus on identifying businesses in the real estate industry.
RBio Energy Combining with Perception Capital III in $350M Deal
The target is a newly-formed company based in Washington state, with the intent to develop, acquire, and consolidate biorefinery, biogas, and biomass assets.
A-Rod’s Slam Corp. Merging with Lynk Global in $800M Deal
Lynk’s patented and commercially-licensed sat2phone technology is compatible with any unmodified cellular device from 2G to 5G, and is positioned to be compatible with future generations of mobile devices, according to the announcement.
SEC Changes Will Have No Major Impact on SPACs: Legal Expert
Attorney and SPAC expert Doug Ellenoff puts the issues in perspective in this exclusive interview with DealFlow.
Globalink Investment Acquiring Alps Global in $1.6B Deal
Founded in 2017, Alps is a Malaysian developer of personalized medicines.
SEC Brings the Hammer Down on SPACS
The biggest change would be removing "safe harbor" protections that currently allow companies being acquired by SPACs to provide more forward-looking projections than are allowed for traditional IPO issuers.