S-4 Filing

The company provides SmartGuide® digital interactive technology for consumers to organize online media similar to a traditional on-screen television, or TV guide.

Papaya Growth disclosed last month that it faces delisting from the Nasdaq for falling below the exchange's $50 million minimum market cap requirement.

Sizzle raised $155 million in a November 2021 IPO, initially to focus on target businesses in the restaurant, hospitality, food and beverage, retail, consumer, food and food related technology and real estate industries. Since then, redemptions have removed about 83% of Sizzle's trust.

The SPAC raised $230 million in an IPO to target companies in the sustainability industry, including renewable energy, resource optimization, environmental services, and grid infrastructure.

There is a $6 million minimum cash condition to close the deal, according to the proxy. OceanTech's sponsor has agreed to use reasonable best efforts to raise additional funding via a PIPE.

If approved, upon closing the newly formed company would be named Critical Metals and would list on the Nasdaq under the symbol CRML.

Churchill said it still intends to complete the deal as soon as possible and, if possible, prior to its Feb. 17 deadline.

The SPAC in September said it had signed a letter of intent for a potential merger with Cyclebit Group, a global payments and SaaS provider. As of today's proxy filing, a definitive agreement has not been signed.

The SPAC in June announced a merger agreement with MKD Technology for $230 million.

The proxy also outlines a non-redemption incentive.