SPAC IPO

The SPAC intends acquire a business focused in the AI transportation industry, specifically on logistics, new energy vehicles, smart parking, on-board chips, AI algorithms, automotive services, and other types of “intelligent transportation.”

The SPAC intends acquire a business focused in the AI transportation industry, specifically on logistics, new energy vehicles, smart parking, on-board chips, AI algorithms, automotive services, and other types of “intelligent transportation.”

The new SPAC has said it will focus on targets across the agriculture, renewable, infrastructure, upstream and industrial services sectors, especially companies engaged in the sustainability of the food system.

The company in its initial registration statement said it intends to focus on businesses in Asia (excluding China, Hong Kong, and Macau) that operate in the financial technology sector.

The company has said it will likely focus on targets that are late-stage technology startups in Asia, or a U.S. technology company with a strong Asia presence or strategy, with an enterprise value greater than $1 billion.

The company said it will likely focus on targets that are late-stage technology startups in Asia, or a U.S. technology company with a strong Asia presence or strategy, with an enterprise value greater than $1 billion.

Quetta is led by Chairman and CEO Hui Chen, whose prior SPAC, Yotta Acquisition, terminated a deal in August with aquaculture company NaturalShrimp.

99 Acquisition plans to focus on identifying businesses in the real estate industry.

The SPAC plans to focus on identifying businesses in the real estate industry.

This is the fourth blank-check firm launched by Andrew Heyer and Steven Heyer, who are serving as CEO and chairman, and president and director, respectively. All of their previous Haymaker SPACs completed mergers within in the last four years.