A SPAC’s charter sets a fixed period, commonly 18 or 24 months from the IPO, to complete a business combination. The deadline is a hard commitment to the public shareholders whose money sits in trust.

As the date approaches, a sponsor has three routes: close a deal, call a shareholder vote to extend (often paying a monthly contribution into the trust in exchange), or wind the vehicle down and return the trust. Every extension vote also opens a redemption window, which is where the trust balance and per-share value on each profile become the numbers that matter.

Deadline dates on this page reflect the most recent charter amendment we have indexed. Confirm against the issuer’s latest proxy statement before acting.