IPO Count By Year of IPO

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SPAC IPO Transactions by Year

Year

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SPAC Status by Year of IPO

Industry

Sub industry

Ipo size

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Filed for IPO

Searching

Announced

Completed

Liquidated

Total SPACs

This captures the movement of SPACs through their lifecycle. For example, if a SPAC initially files to IPO in a given year, it will remain there until it prices, at which point it will move to the Searching category, but also dependent on what year it prices. If it initially files in 2022, but prices in 2025, it will be counted in 2025's Searching column. The totals at the bottom summarize how many SPACs you can find in each category, updated daily.

Average IPO Size by Year of IPO

Avg Public Proceeds at IPO ($mm)

Average and Median Months from IPO to Closing Date by Year of IPO

# Months

Deal Count

Median DeSPAC Share % Return by Industry

Median DeSPAC Shr % Return

Median DeSPAC Share % Return by Pro Forma Equity Value

Pro Forma Equity Value

Average and Median Months from IPO to Announcement Date by Year of IPO

These two charts measure the efficiency with which sponsor teams announce and close transactions. They track the number of months from IPO to deal announcement, as well as the number of months from IPO to closing.

The charts below reflect the current SPAC environment by analyzing De-SPACs closed over the past 24 months using median split-adjusted prices.

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SPACDex: Market Cap & Equal Weighted Return

Date

# SPACDex

Our SPACDex tracker has every tradable SPAC, along with its rights and warrants included in the total return. The SPACDex is only comprised of SPACs that have yet to close their combination. Once closed, a SPAC is removed from the SPACDex.

SPAC Terms Tracker

# Terms Tracker

The Terms Diffusion Index oscillates around 50.0, assigning a 1.0 value to all positive changes, a 0.5 value to “no changes”, and a 0.0 value to negative changes. Therefore, readings above 50.0 would indicate SPAC terms were loosening on the week, while a reading below 50.0 signals tightening.

Our Annualized Rates of Return are separated by the Searching and Announced categories. Note that the return is not captured until the IPO unit separates into its component parts. All returns take into account the size of the warrants or rights based on how it was distributed to investors at IPO. For example, all warrants trade as a full warrant, however, an investor may receive a 1/2 in the IPO unit. In order to calculate the return, you would need to divide the trading price by two since an investor needs two 1/2 warrants to equal the full trading price.					

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SPAC Annualized Rate of Return (Searching)

Symbol

SPAC Status

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IPO Date

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SPAC Annualized Rate of Return (Announced)

2009 - Current   *Liquidated deal count includes  liquidated deals AND deals that have announced liquidation.

SPAC Status Distribution

SPAC YTM Tracker Line Graph

Median YTM

Explore the full SPAC lifecycle with historical data updated daily. Navigate between IPO Stats for issuance trends and transaction volumes, DeSPAC Stats for merger performance analysis by sector and valuation, and Trackers and Returns for real-time share price and NAV return metrics.

SPAC Statistics