Disciplined Growth Acquisition Corporation
NNYSE:DGAC10.00
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CIK
2111038
ISIN
KYG2775W1015
CUSIP
G2775W101
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14.20
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81.12
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68.34
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- CEO
- Robert Wotczak
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Finance/Rental/Leasing
- Address
- 169 Rockaway Avenue Garden NY United States 11530
- IPO Date
- May 27, 2026
- CIK
- 0002111038
- Website
- dgacspac.com
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- Business
- Disciplined Growth Acquisition Corp (DGAC SPAC) engages in the identification, acquisition, and combination with a target business in order to effect a merger or acquisition that results in a operating company. The company focuses on partnering with mature, high-growth businesses across multiple sectors to accelerate scale, strategic transformation, and shareholder value creation through a differentiated, publicly listed vehicle. Main products and services - Blank-check acquisition vehicle services: serves as a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) formed to pursue targeted acquisitions and business combinations; provides a public listing platform, governance framework, and strategic oversight to facilitate transactions - M&A origination and deal execution: sources, evaluates, and structures potential mergers, acquisitions, or other business combinations; conducts due diligence, valuation analyses, and negotiation support - Post-combination value creation services: assists in integration planning, governance setup, capital structure optimization, and strategic realignment after a successful business combination - Capital formation and investor outreach: conducts capital markets activities related to the SPAC lifecycle, including initial public offering readiness, private investment in public equity (PIPE) considerations, and ongoing investor relations guidance - Compliance and regulatory management: ensures adherence to SPAC-related governance, securities filings, and merger accounting requirements throughout the transaction process Geographic operations and corporate structure - Headquarters: United States; operates as a publicly traded SPAC with a global investor base - Geographic footprint: investor and candidate outreach across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific regions; no primary manufacturing or regional production footprint, given its SPAC vehicle structure - Corporate relationships: operates as an independent SPAC entity; strategic alignment and potential business combination partners pursued through transactional processes Founding year and corporate context - Founded in the SPAC formation framework with the objective of pursuing a timely, value-focused business combination; capitalizes on the SPAC market’s liquidity and sponsor expertise - Headquarters located in the United States; listed vehicle designed to attract strategic targets and provide public market access to investors Industry and market positioning - Industry: blank-check SPACs, special purpose acquisition vehicles, mergers and acquisitions advisory - Business segments: transactional services for target screening, deal structuring, and post-merger support; investor relations and public market readiness services; compliance and governance management specific to SPAC life cycles Target markets and customers - Target partners: privately held businesses seeking a public listing via a completed merger or business combination - Investor audience: institutional and high-net-worth investors seeking exposure to SPAC-led transformations; ongoing retail investor engagement - Relationship profile: sponsors, financial advisors, underwriters, and potential strategic partners engaged in deal origination and execution Recent notable developments (latest major changes) - Strategic partnerships and alliances: enters into collaborations with financial sponsors, advisory firms, and industry vertical experts to enhance deal sourcing and due diligence capabilities - Funding rounds and liquidity events: completes or extends financing processes related to the SPAC lifecycle, including initial public offering readiness and potential PIPE considerations - New product offerings or service expansions: broadens post-merger value creation services and governance support to accommodate broader target types and integration needs - Major strategic shifts or geographic expansion: increases focus on cross-border deal opportunities and regulatory readiness for international target acquisitions - Reorganization or naming changes: maintains SPAC branding and ticker visibility; no material renaming announced in recent disclosures - Operational changes: enhances deal-flow infrastructure, governance committees, and sponsor engagement processes to accelerate time-to-target and improve closing probabilities Additional context - Relevant documents and disclosures outline that DGAC operates as a platform to identify and consummate a business combination with a high-growth target, leveraging sponsor expertise and market access - Subsidiaries and parent relationships: DGAC may have affiliate entities related to the SPAC structure and sponsor group; parent-subsidiary relationships are typical for SPAC sponsors and related vehicles - Regulatory and disclosure considerations: filings and communications align with U.S. securities regulations governing SPACs, including periodic updates on search status, financial position, and potential target progress Notes - This description reflects DGAC SPAC’s corporate profile as a blank-check vehicle focused on identifying and executing a targeted business combination, with emphasis on the latest strategic moves, partnerships, and governance enhancements that have occurred within the recent 1–2 year window.