OVERVIEW
Every Stage of the de-SPAC Journey
One continuous program from definitive agreement through the shareholder vote, closing, and the transition into a public company, for sponsors and targets alike.
OUR SERVICES
From Definitive Agreement to Public Company
Five sequential phases, each starting where the last signs off.
Signing & Announcement
Announcement release, investor deck, and first-day messaging prepared before the transaction is public.
Capital Markets Positioning
The equity story for a public register: comparables, valuation framing, and the questions the deal will draw.
Shareholder Vote
Shareholder messaging, materials, and Q&A through the vote, coordinated with your counsel and proxy solicitor, who run the solicitation itself.
PIPE & Redemptions
Communications support around financing and redemption dynamics, coordinated with bankers and counsel.
Closing & Transition
Ticker change, investor relations website, first-day materials, and the operating rhythm of a public company from week one.
RUNNING ALONGSIDE
Four Workstreams That Run the Whole Way Through
The same account team delivers across every phase.
Digital Media & Retail
De-SPAC registers skew retail more than most listings, so the digital footprint carries more weight: accounts and profiles, a content calendar, CEO and CFO executive profiles, day-to-day engagement, and monthly listening and analytics. Delivered by our Digital Media practice on the same account team.
Financial Media & PR
Trade and financial press strategy through announcement, vote, and close, including the skeptical coverage de-SPACs attract. Delivered by our Public Relations practice.
Investor Readiness
Management training, Q&A books, and rehearsal for a team that may never have reported to public shareholders.
Crisis & Volatility
Prepared responses for the sharp moves, short reports, and activist attention that follow thin post-close floats.
OUR APPROACH
The Whole Program, or the Phase You’re In
Most companies engage for the full lifecycle. Some come to us for one stage.
Companies still pre-transaction are usually better served by the IPO & Uplisting Readiness program, and we will say so.
All Five Phases
Engaged before the announcement and carried through to the first quarters as a public company.
The Vote, the Close, or After
We are regularly brought in for one stage: the shareholder vote, the closing, or the first two quarters that follow it.
Ongoing Investor Relations
After closing, the engagement transitions into an ongoing investor relations program with the same senior team.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Should we engage before or after the announcement?
Before. The announcement is the largest single attention moment the company will get, and the materials for it take time to build properly.
Do you work with the sponsor or the target?
Both, and often together. The workstreams are sequenced so the story survives the transition into the combined company.
How do you work with our counsel and proxy solicitor?
Alongside both. Your counsel and proxy solicitor run the solicitation itself; we handle the shareholder messaging, materials, and Q&A that sit around it.
What happens once the de-SPAC closes?
The same account team carries into the ongoing investor relations program, so you don’t rebuild from scratch in the first year as a public company.
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