Companies
Saturday, 7/4, 12:45 AM
What Is a SPAC? The 'Blank-Check' Shortcut to Going Public, Explained
- A SPAC is a company with no business, no products and no revenue that raises money on the stock market anyway — so it can later find a real company to merge with and take public.
- It's a genuine shortcut to a listing, and a structure with a history of disappointing the investors who chase it.


