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Originally Posted by Leondros
I answered my own question - looks through Clover's S4 and its the exact same wording. I just don't understand the disconnect between the SP and the Warrant price then. I guess its the associated risk of a deal not closing and the SPAC effectively becoming worthless. The first merger that fell through on AMCI took a lot of their cash and if this deal were to fall through there would be even less cash. Atleast the shares would be entitled to some assets whereas the warrants intrinsic value goes to 0.
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I haven't read the wording and I don't know about AMCI, but most SPACS are a scenario where the worst day for the shares is the deal doesn't go through and you get your $10 back. The warrants are worth zero in that case though.
(Some are different, such as Pershing Square, which is a Tontine and there are a few idiosyncrasies there)