Apogee Acquisition Corp
AACPW
NASDAQ0.09
USD
-0.01
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CIK
0002102123
ISIN
KYG041261192
CUSIP
G04126119
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
50.83
18.21
3Y
50.83
64.38
5Y
50.83
72.43
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Jeffrey Smith
- Full Time Employees
- 3
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Shell Companies
- Address
- 2106 House Ave, Suite 375 Cheyenne WY United States of America 82001
- IPO Date
- Apr 7, 2026
- CIK
- 0002102123
- Website
- apogeeacquisitioncorp.com
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- Apogee Acquisition Corp Warrant AACPW is a component of Apogee Acquisition Corp’s initial public offering structure, representing warrants exercisable for Class A ordinary shares upon separate trading and following consummation of a qualifying business combination or other specified events. The company itself is a blank-check or special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) formed to effect a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, or other business combination, with focus on technology-enabled opportunities across software, hardware, compute infrastructure, and related mission-critical platforms. Main products and services - Warrant instruments: transferable warrants entitling holders to purchase one Class A ordinary share at a fixed exercise price (subject to customary adjustments), exercisable after a mandated period and expiring after a defined term or upon redemption/liquidation events; warrants are sold as part of units in the SPAC IPO and trade separately once separated from the units. - Units from SPAC IPO: bundled securities comprising Class A ordinary shares, warrants, and rights; these units are listed and traded on a national exchange with options for subsequent separation into the constituent securities. - Class A ordinary shares: immediately post-IPO equity instruments representing ownership in Apogee Acquisition Corp upon completion of the initial public offering and the eventual business combination. - Rights: detachable rights issued with the units; typically exercisable or redeemable in connection with the SPAC’s business combination process and subsequent trading arrangements. Latest major company changes - Financial instrument updates and listing plans: announces pricing of the initial public offering and expectation that Class A shares, warrants, and rights will be listed on Nasdaq under symbols AACP, AACPW, and AACPR once separate trading commences; offering size and pricing details are disclosed, and closing timing is announced (April 2026) [GlobeNewswire press releases; multiple sources]. These events reflect strategic capital-raising for the SPAC to pursue an initial business combination and establish trading liquidity for the separated securities [GlobeNewswire press releases and filings]. - Separate trading of units components: announces that, beginning May 28, 2026, holders may separately trade the ordinary shares, warrants, and rights, with units continuing to trade under AACPU; this marks a major operational and liquidity shift in the post-IPO structure [GlobeNewswire press releases; filings]. - Ongoing post-IPO activities: the company files and discloses details of the warrant terms, including exercise price, exercisability conditions, and expiration in relation to the initial business combination and other corporate actions [Form 424B4 and related prospectus disclosures]. Additional context - Industry and segments: SPACs serving as acquisition vehicles with a focus on technology-driven opportunities across software, hardware, compute infrastructure, engineered materials, intelligent systems, automation, and related mission-critical platforms; target segments include technology developers and integrators enabling advanced digital and physical ecosystems. - Target markets and customers: institutional investors and public market participants seeking exposure to a technology-oriented, de-SPAC process; end-use customers would emerge post-merger from the acquired business. - Geographic operations: described as a U.S.-listed SPAC with headquarters in the United States; the investor communications indicate initial U.S. market listings and regulatory filings in connection with Nasdaq listings. - Founding and headquarters: established as a SPAC with an intended focus on technology-centric opportunities; headquarters references appear in the issuer communications and public filings. - Subsidiaries and parent relationships: Apogee Acquisition Corp operates as an SPAC vehicle; no mature operating subsidiary is described prior to a completed business combination, after which an operating company would emerge as the post-merger entity. Note: The above description reflects publicly disclosed details regarding the structure, products (warrants, units, and shares), and recent capital market actions associated with Apogee Acquisition Corp and its AACPW warrant as part of its IPO and subsequent trading steps. For precise terms, exercise mechanics, listing dates, and latest disclosures, refer to the issuer’s prospectus, press releases, and regulatory filings.