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- Peace Acquisition Corp Warrant serves as a publicly traded derivative instrument linked to the SPAC sponsor Peace Acquisition Corp, a Cayman-exempt blank-check company focused on completing a business combination with a target primarily in Asia; the Warrant provides the holder the right to purchase ordinary shares at a stated exercise price prior to expiration. Headquartered in Paris, Île-de-France, FR, the firm operates as a SPAC with its initial public offering completed to pursue a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, recapitalization, or similar reorganization, and to facilitate a reverse merger with one or more businesses or entities. The company focuses on identifying and executing a combination with an Asia-centric enterprise while excluding potential deals with entities headquartered in Mainland China, Hong Kong, or Macau, and intends to broaden its search domestically and internationally within Asia.
Main products and services: warrants enabling the right to purchase ordinary shares of Peace Acquisition Corp; ordinary shares representing an equity stake upon exercise of the warrants; rights attached to units that may be separated and traded; units combining shares, rights, and warrants prior to any separation; organizational and governance services associated with a SPAC structure; investor relations and liquidity facilitation for unit holders via separate trading of underlying components; transfer and trustee services through Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company acting as transfer agent for the separation and trading process.
Latest major company changes: on June 2, 2026, Peace Acquisition Corp announces the separation of its IPO units into separately tradable components on Nasdaq (ordinary shares under PECE, rights under PECER, and warrants under PECEW) with whole rights trading and no fractional rights issued; units that remain intact trade under PECEU; the company confirms its Cayman exempt status and reiterates its Asia-focused search strategy with an explicit limitation on potential business combinations involving entities primarily operating in Mainland China, Hong Kong, or Macau; the change enhances liquidity and provides investors with direct exposure to the individual securities comprising the IPO units; these updates reflect a structural evolution in response to investor demand and market dynamics for SPACs in 2026.
Additional context: the entity operates within the SPAC industry, with a focus on strategic ventures across Asia, targeting partnerships that can be effected through a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, or similar business combination; it aims at institutional and accredited investors seeking exposure to an Asia-centric target via a transparent, unit-separation trading mechanism; subsidiaries or parent relationships are not publicly detailed beyond the SPAC framework; governance and sponsor affiliations are aligned with standard Cayman-domiciled SPAC practices.
Geographic operations: listed on Nasdaq with components PECE (shares), PECER (rights), PECEW (warrants); focuses on Asia-based opportunities and excludes Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau-based target companies; headquarters reported as Paris, Île-de-France, France, with corporate activities and investor communications centralized in the United States market listings.
Founding year and headquarters: founded as a blank-check company prior to its IPO in 2023-2024 window; headquarters location cited as Paris, France, supporting a transatlantic investor base and a mandate to pursue Asia-focused business combinations.
Subsidiaries and structure: operates as a SPAC with unit components that separate into ordinary shares, rights, and warrants; maintains standard SPAC governance and transfer-agent arrangements through Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company for unit separations and related trading mechanics.
Notes on market activity and potential readers: the company’s current investor communications emphasize the mechanics of unit separation and the trading of the split components on Nasdaq, signaling a liquidity-focused optimization of its instrument and an ongoing search for a suitable Asia-based target.