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The SPAC market in January 2026

24 IPOs, 1 deal announced, 4 wound up in the U.S. SPAC market in January 2026, with trust sizes, targets and outcomes, compiled from SEC filings.

Published Feb 1, 2026 · Updated Sep 7, 2026 · SPACListing research desk

January 2026 produced 24 IPOs, 1 deal announced, 4 wound up across the U.S. blank-check market. Everything below comes from the filings themselves, and every vehicle named links to its own record.

New vehicles

24 SPACs priced an IPO in January 2026, putting $5.1B into trust between them.

  • Black Spade Acquisition III Co (BIII), $175.5M
  • Art Technology Acquisition Corp. (ARTC), $257.2M
  • Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II (BBCQ), $292.3M
  • Lafayette Digital Acquisition Corp. I (ZKP), $292.3M
  • Soren Acquisition Corp. (SORN), $257.2M
  • OneIM Acquisition Corp. (OIM)
  • Infinite Eagle Acquisition Corp. (IEAG), $348.5M
  • FG Imperii Acquisition Corp. (FGII), $231.1M
  • X3 Acquisition Corp. Ltd. (XCBE), $228.5M
  • Aldabra 4 Liquidity Opportunity Vehicle, Inc. (ALOV), $303.9M
  • Legato Merger Corp. IV (LEGO), $232.3M
  • Helix Acquisition Corp. III (HLXC), $175.1M

Deals announced

1 vehicle signed a definitive business-combination agreement. An announcement starts the clock on a proxy, a shareholder vote and a redemption window, and a signed agreement is not a closed one.

  • EGH Acquisition Corp. (EGHA), $156.6M

Approved by shareholders

1 combination went to a vote and passed. At that point the redemption window has run and what remains in trust is what the deal has to work with.

  • Broad Capital Acquisition Corp, $1.2M

Wound up

4 vehicles ran out of time and returned $43.9M to shareholders. Liquidation is the ordinary outcome for a SPAC that never finds a target, not a failure of the structure.

  • ALPHATIME ACQUISITION CORP, $16.0M
  • DT Cloud Acquisition Corp, $1.6M
  • Four Leaf Acquisition Corp, $19.9M
  • Israel Acquisitions Corp (ISRLF), $6.4M

Compiled automatically from SEC filings on the day after the month ended. Figures are as filed; where a disclosure could not be reconciled it is left out rather than estimated.

Written from public SEC filings and market practice. Not investment, legal or tax advice, and no substitute for the document in front of you.