SPAC Market Dynamics H1 2021

How SPACs need to be structured in order to attract institutional IPO investors and to successfully close an acquisition

SPAC market dynamics are changing continuously and SPAC initiators and SPAC sponsors need to adopt accordingly.

Click the below image to watch the amazing presentation by Benjamin Kwasnick of SPAC Research to get a deep insight into current SPAC market dynamics.

2020 has been a booming year with 248 SPAC IPOs on Wall Street. Q1 2021 continued even hotter, until the US Security Exchange Commission came up with some regulatory proposals aiming to protect retail investors.

Since Q2 2021, SPACs are getting on track again, but now becoming more mature and less speculative than some SPACs during 2020 and Q1 2021.

That does change the way SPACs should be structured now to set the ground for success.

With more than $180B cash in SPAC trust accounts looking for acquisition targets, a total of about $1T in enterprise value may come public via SPAC mergers.

As an answer to over-heated SPAC market dynamics especially in Q1 2021, PIPE Financing decreased tremendously since February 2021, down to approx. one third compared with February.

SPACs should for now better be structured in a way that they will not be depending on PIPE financing for deal closure.

We thank SPAC Research for this great work.

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