Future Money Acquisition Corporation Rights
FMACR
NASDAQ Global Market0.18
USD
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CIK
0002099232
ISIN
KYG3700S1167
CUSIP
G3700S116
Return %
Stock
S&P500
1Y
0.06
15.98
3Y
0.06
62.25
5Y
0.06
67.55
Capital Structure
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in mil. unless spec.Working Capital
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in mil. unless spec.Growth Rates
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in mil. unless spec.Quarterly Revenue
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FRC
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Siyu Li
- Full Time Employees
- 2
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Financial - Conglomerates
- Address
- 475 Brannan Street San Francisco CA United States of America 94107
- IPO Date
- May 18, 2026
- CIK
- 0002099232
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- Future Money Acquisition Corporation Rights (FMACR) engages in maintaining and trading rights associated with units of a SPAC focused on identifying a potential merger target in the financial services and fintech sectors; FMACR operates as a rights instrument of the SPAC alongside its ordinary shares FMAC and its units FMACU, with the rights convertible into ordinary shares upon completion of a business combination. FMACR and FMAC trade on Nasdaq as separate securities, with FMACR representing the right to receive 1/5 of an ordinary share upon closing of the initial business combination, while FMAC represents the underlying ordinary share and FMACU maintains the combined unit structure until separation. The company is incorporated for the purpose of pursuing an initial business combination and leveraging a SPAC structure to consolidate or acquire a target in the financial technology, payments, or related financial services spaces. Main products and services - Rights to ordinary shares: five rights entitle the holder to receive one ordinary share at the closing of an initial business combination; rights trade independently as FMACR on Nasdaq. - Units with paired rights: units consist of one ordinary share plus one right to receive 1/5 of an ordinary share upon consummation of a business combination; unseparated units trade as FMACU. - Ordinary shares: post-separation, FMAC trades as the ordinary share on Nasdaq, reflecting equity ownership contingent upon completion of a targeted merger or acquisition. - Investment vehicles and SPAC governance features: rights and units designed to provide investors with exposure to a future post-transaction equity value, including redemption features and potential ownership upon closing. Latest major company changes - Separate trading of warrants/rights initiated: ordinary shares and rights begin trading separately (FMAC and FMACR) on Nasdaq, while units continue trading as FMACU, marking a pivotal liquidity and structural shift in May 2026. - IPO and funding milestones completed: FMAC closes a SPAC IPO with proceeds used to pursue an initial business combination, establishing a market cap around the $100 million range and enabling public investor participation in a future merger strategy. - Market activity and regulatory filings: ongoing disclosures related to redemption rights, conversion mechanics (five rights convert to one ordinary share), and the closing conditions for an initial business combination, with critical disclosures filed for investor awareness and compliance. Additional context - Industry and segments: SPAC investment vehicles focused on financial services and fintech targets, with related capital markets activities including rights trading, unit trading, and equity post-transaction considerations. - Target markets and customers: public investors seeking structured exposure to a potential technology-enabled financial services merger, including existing SPAC holders and new entrants to the SPAC market. - Geographic operations: listed in the United States with primary trading and regulatory oversight by Nasdaq; founding and corporate activities occur under a Cayman Islands SPAC structure with headquarters in the U.S. market environment. - Founding year and headquarters: established as a SPAC in the 2020s with U.S. listing and regulatory compliance; headquarters are in proximity to major U.S. financial markets. - Subsidiaries/relations: FMAC operates as a standalone SPAC vehicle with typical sponsor and anchor shareholder arrangements; rights and units reflect the standard FMAC structure to facilitate a future business combination. Notes - FMACR represents a derivative instrument (rights) linked to the eventual conversion into ordinary shares upon completion of an initial business combination, with rights multiples defined as five rights per one ordinary share. - For investors, the key considerations include the timing of the initial business combination, redemption protections, conversion mechanics, and the liquidity implications of separate trading of FMACR versus FMAC and FMACU.