Abony Acquisition Corp. I Warrants
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NASDAQ Capital Market0.45
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CIK
0002099906
ISIN
KYG005821171
CUSIP
G00582117
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124.95
18.21
3Y
124.95
63.29
5Y
124.95
74.90
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Lorne K. Abony
- Full Time Employees
- 2
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Shell Companies
- Address
- 1700 South Lamar Boulevard Austin TX United States of America 78704
- IPO Date
- Apr 13, 2026
- CIK
- 0002099906
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- Abony Acquisition Corp. I Warrants is a special purpose acquisition vehicle (SPAC) formed to effect a business combination with one or more target companies. The company focuses on identifying opportunities in the defense technology, advanced computing, software and media sectors, with an intended target enterprise value range of approximately $750 million to $1.5 billion, and operates primarily to pursue a merger, asset acquisition, share exchange or other business combination with an operating business. Main products and services - Special purpose acquisition vehicle offerings: issuance and management of IPO units comprising Class A ordinary shares and redeemable warrants; separate trading of underlying securities (Class A ordinary shares and warrants) following unit separation; warrants exercisable for Class A ordinary shares at $11.50 per share; units and warrants trade under different ticker symbols as trading mechanics change. - Target identification and deal development services: screening and evaluation of potential merger targets across defense technology, advanced computing, software and media sectors; structuring of business combinations to maximize value creation for public investors. - Capital formation and investor relations services associated with SPAC lifecycle: facilitating IPO fundraising, warrant structuring, and regulatory compliance processes; ongoing communications with investors and market participants regarding the company’s search and milestones. Geographic operations - Incorporates in the Cayman Islands and operates primarily in the United States market for its IPO and later stages; initial public offering activity and equity trades occur on Nasdaq markets, with geographic focus on international deal sourcing consistent with a global investment thesis. Founding year and headquarters - Founded in 2023; headquarters initially indicated as operating from the United States with management and business development activities centered in Texas, United States. Subsidiaries and parent relationships - The company operates as a stand-alone SPAC vehicle and does not publicly disclose substantial subsidiary structures; it may, as a result of potential business combinations, become a parent to an operating company post-merger; current disclosures emphasize the SPAC vehicle status and anticipated target criteria rather than a multi-entity corporate group. Latest major changes - Initiation and execution of a large IPO and full exercise of overallotment options, resulting in approximately $230 million in gross proceeds and 23 million units; the units include one Class A ordinary share and a third of a redeemable warrant, with separate trading of Class A shares and warrants thereafter under distinct symbols; this marks a near-term step in liquidity and market visibility for the vehicle. - Separate trading structure for units, shares, and warrants implemented to provide liquidity and clarity for investors; the separation process and trading symbols for shares and warrants are publicly disclosed and followed by market participants. - Ongoing formation and regulatory filings detailing the intended business combination strategy, target valuation range, and governance framework as part of the SPAC lifecycle and closing obligations; Form 10-K and related SEC documents outline the governance, warrants, and target criteria. Industry and business segments - Industry: blank-check/ SPAC investment vehicles; target sectors include defense technology, advanced computing, software and media; business segments revolve around capital formation, M&A targeting, and eventual combination with an operating business. - Customer base: institutional and retail investors seeking exposure to a potential transformative merger; target companies in relevant industries seeking public market access via a SPAC transaction. Context and observations - The company’s core focus remains on identifying and consummating a strategic combination with a high-value target while managing the public-market vehicle, warrants, and unit separations to optimize investor outcomes and execution timeline; recent activity confirms an active IPO and trading mechanics that separate units into tradable shares and warrants, signaling progress toward its stated objectives.