Cambridge Acquisition Corp. Warrants
CAQUW
NASDAQ Global Market0.30
USD
-0.05
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CIK
0002100125
ISIN
KYG1871M1160
CUSIP
G1871M116
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
11.52
15.98
3Y
11.52
62.25
5Y
11.52
67.55
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Brent Michael Cox
- Full Time Employees
- 2
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Financial - Conglomerates
- Address
- One Liberty Square Boston MA United States of America 02109
- IPO Date
- Apr 2, 2026
- CIK
- 0002100125
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- Cambridge Acquisition Corp. Warrants, a financial instruments issuer and SPAC-related vehicle, operates as a blank-check company focused on identifying acquisition targets and pursuing strategic combinations in the financial services and technology-enabled sectors. The company develops and trades equity-linked securities, including units, Class A ordinary shares, and warrants, with a recent organizational step separating warrants from other unit components for trading flexibility. Primary business activity centers on facilitating an eventual business combination, while providing investors with structured exposure to the acquisition process through warrants and associated securities. Main products and services - Acquisition vehicle structure: SPAC-style blank-check entity designed to pursue a minimum two-stage business combination, including an actively managed process to evaluate target companies. - Investment securities: units comprising Class A ordinary shares and warrants; separately tradable Class A ordinary shares (CAQ) and warrants (CAQUW) following separations; non-separated units trade under CAQUU. - Trading and capital market services: listing and trading services for initial public offering components, including post-IPO capitalization events and warrant exercise mechanics. - Investor communications and disclosure: standard corporate reporting, regulatory filings, and press communications to inform holders of restructuring, trading splits, and acquisition progress. Latest major company changes - Separation of trading components: Cambridge Acquisition Corp. announces that, effective March 30, 2026, holders of units may elect to separately trade the Class A ordinary shares and warrants, with separate tickers CAQ for shares and CAQUW for warrants, while non-separated units continue under CAQUU; this change standardizes post-IPO trading dynamics and provides liquidity channels for both components. - Market structure adjustments: public communications confirm no fractional warrants are issued on separation; only whole warrants trade separately, reinforcing clarity in security mechanics and secondary-market pricing. Industry and business segments - Primary industry: SPAC and special purpose acquisition vehicles within the broader financial services sector, with ancillary activity in securities trading and corporate finance services related to acquisition processes. - Business segments: corporate actions and securities trading services tied to the SPAC lifecycle, investor relations and disclosure practices around unit separation events. Geographic operations and corporate context - Headquarters: New York, United States. - Geographic footprint: operates and markets its securities primarily in the U.S. financial markets; foreign exposure arises indirectly through global investor participation in U.S.-listed SPAC securities. - Founding year: established to pursue an acquisition strategy through a SPAC framework (exact founding year not specified in current disclosures). - Subsidiaries/parent: functions as an independent SPAC vehicle; no stated parent company or material subsidiaries impacting the core vehicle strategy. Notes on scope and targets - The company does not disclose a fixed portfolio of operating businesses until a merger agreement is reached. Its value proposition hinges on providing a liquid, options-based vehicle for investors to gain exposure to an eventual business combination in the financial services and technology-adjacent spaces. This description reflects publicly reported changes through March 2026 and summarizes Cambridge Acquisition Corp. Warrants’ core activities, product structure, and recent trading-separation events that influence investor access and market dynamics.