ITHAX Acquisition Corp. III is a Cayman Islands–incorporated blank check company (SPAC) formed to effect a merger, asset acquisition, stock exchange, reorganization, or other business combination with one or more enterprises. The company actively seeks targets primarily in asset management, leisure, hospitality, catering, travel, entertainment, gaming, lifestyle and related services sectors, with a focus on opportunities leveraging next-generation technologies such as artificial intelligence and digital assets. Headquarters are located in Paris, Île-de-France, France, and the company operates with a U.S.–listed structure and a global outlook through its sponsorship by Ithaca Capital Partners and AXIA Ventures Group affiliates. Founding year and earliest public market activity trace to the SPAC’s formation and subsequent initial public offering, with listing and trading activities led on Nasdaq under the applicable symbols for units, shares, and warrants as they separate or remain bundled. The company’s product offerings are not traditional goods but a strategic vehicle for pursuing an enterprise value–level business combination; its services include identifying, evaluating, and executing a transaction with a target company, alongside related financing and regulatory steps necessary to complete a merger or acquisition. As of the latest updates, ITHAX Acquisition Corp. III announces the separation of its units into Class A ordinary shares and warrants, enabling distinct trading symbols and liquidity channels for investors, while continuing to pursue a transformative business combination in its targeted sectors. The company reports a recent capital raise from its IPO to fund this pursuit, and it continues to evaluate opportunities across geographies, with emphasis on scalable platforms and technologies that may drive future growth in asset management, hospitality, entertainment, and adjacent services. Subsidiaries and parent relationships are structured around the SPAC sponsor network and affiliated investment vehicles, rather than standalone operating businesses, pending completion of a qualifying transaction. The description reflects public disclosures of recent corporate actions, including separate trading mechanics for shares and warrants and ongoing strategic evaluation of target opportunities.