How a SPAC Works – Step-by-Step

SPACs Step-by-Step – from the Sponsor to IPO to Acquisitions

A Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) is a public company that is created to acquire private assets. There are a number of ways to use a SPAC, but the process of creating, funding, and then buying private assets is basically the same, no matter the goals of the SPAC.

While the end result of a SPAC will be a publicly traded company that owns formerly private assets, the process that achieves this result takes place in a number of stages. If you want to know more about how a SPAC is formed, funded, and operates, you are in the right place.

Here are the basics of the SPAC process, as it applies once a SPAC business idea has been defined and the SPAC’s acquisition strategy has been outlined:

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Important note:
Shanda Consult is not offering and/or providing investment advisory services in the sense of regulated investment advisory services as per respective EU Directives and their implementation into national law of EU Member States. Instead, Shanda Consult offers SPAC Project Management services and consults regarding the general principles of US SPACs and their business structuring. Any investment, legal and financial advice that may become necessary for possible sponsors and investors at advanced stages will be provided by the network partners of Shanda Consult.