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I would think the 13F filing is the numbers you are looking for. Almost every SPAC that deSPAC’d (acquired a private company) is below the $10 mark that all SPA
by chrisgd 4y ago
I would think the 13F filing is the numbers you are looking for. Almost every SPAC that deSPAC’d (acquired a private company) is below the $10 mark that all SPACs close deals at, so even if this was the full list, it looks like they lost almost half, I would wager it is much more now.
Edit: here is most recent.
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1321655/000095012322012355/xslForm13F_X01/18136.xml https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1321655/000095012322...
- somethoughts 4y agoInteresting - the cumulative 13F valuation does add up to ~$57M which is their current 'marketable securities". Its quite surprising that such assets show up on the balance sheet as current cash.
- chrisgd 4y agoI think all current assets would equate to being able to sell in 12 months. S