A special purpose acquisition company raises cash in an IPO, places the proceeds in a trust and then has a fixed window, typically 18 to 24 months, to complete a business combination. If it does not, the sponsor either seeks an extension from shareholders or liquidates the trust and returns the money.

Business combination closed; the company trades under a new ticker. This screener currently covers 98 matching registrants. Trust balances, per-share values and deadlines are derived from the most recent prospectus, proxy statement or current report on file, and each SPAC profile links to the source document so any figure can be verified against EDGAR.

Nothing here is investment advice. Trust figures change with redemptions and extension contributions; always confirm against the issuer’s latest filing before trading.