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Morning SPAC News Roundup: August 24, 2026

August's third week is set to see four SPACs seeking shareholder approval on proposals, two of which could see new de-SPACs hitting the public markets. Today, Hennessy Capital VII (NASDAQ:HVII) investors are voting on its combination with energy firm ONE Nuclear while Bleichroeder II (NASDAQ:BBCQ) shareholders vote on its combination with quantum computing firm Pasqal tomorrow. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 24

SPAC IPO Terms Tracker: August 21, 2026

Terms Tracker for the Week Ending August 21, 2026 Welcome to our weekly column where we discuss the findings from our IPO terms tracker based on the previous week's pricings. Two more IPOs priced this week, bringing the August count to eight and the 2026 year-to-date count to 143, just one less than full-year 2025’s count of 144. More
Kristi Marvin·Aug 22

New SPAC: ARC Group Acquisition II Corp. (CLMZU) Files for $105M IPO

ARC Group II (NASDAQ:CLMZU) has filed for a $105 million SPAC bringing a generous unit structure for investors. The new SPAC is offering one full warrant and one right to a 1/4 share in each unit and investors can also count on a near-term redemption opportunity as ARC Group II has just 12 months on its initial transaction deadline with the ability to extend this by three months at its discretion. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 21

Morning SPAC News Roundup: August 21, 2026

Another crypto treasury transaction bit the dust after hours yesterday as Cantor Equity Partners I (NASDAQ:CEPO) called it quits on its business combination with Bitcoin Standard Treasury, which would have floated assets from a series of the founding members of the Bitcoin space. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 21

Top 3 SPAC Targets – Rare Earth Miners

There have been few buzzwords more common among the fresh set of new S-1s for new SPAC than “critical minerals”. This is because a mix of technology demand and trade restrictions have made these resources valuable in a way they had not been before, but also because there are so many private potential targets with holdings in the space. More
Nicholas Alan Clayton·Aug 20