Trinity Merger Corp. Expected To Price Next Week
by Kristi Marvin on 2018-05-04 at 9:43am

Trinity Merger Corp. – IPO Expected Week of May 7th.

Mark your calendars because Trinity Merger Corp., a SPAC focused on acquiring a business/operating company with a real estate component, is expected to price late next week.  Trinity plans to raise $300 million and will trade under the symbol TMCXU.

Trinity will mark the 13th SPAC IPO for 2018, with total gross proceeds for the year of $2.85 billion.

Current headline IPO terms are: $10.00 unit that consists of one share and one full warrant, 24 months to complete an acquisition and 100% of the proceeds held in trust (or $10.00 per share).

B. Riley FBR is the sole bookrunner on the deal.

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