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SEC filingAlpex Acquisition Corporation is a Cayman Islands blank check company seeking a business combination with high-growth TMT, consumer technology, or next-generation innovation targets, raising $100 million through 10 million units at $10 each to fund its 18-24 month search.
Alpex Acquisition Corporation exemplifies the SPAC structure with Chinese management ties, targeting TMT, consumer tech, and AI sectors for a business combination within 18-24 months. The $100M IPO (10M units at $10) deposits proceeds into trust, leaving $665K for operations amid a $170K working capital deficit and going concern warning. Sponsor Hugreat Ltd (controlled by Chinese resident Ningdi Shi) holds 2.875M founder shares (20% post-IPO) bought for $25K, committing $1.8M for private units, creating extreme dilution (100.6% at max redemption) as founder shares convert 1:1 post-combination.
Management's cross-border expertise (Zheng from JD.com/Deutsche Bank, Xu from Eight Roads/JD.com) positions Alpex for global TMT deals, but Chinese connections pose acute risks: CFIUS could block U.S. targets, while PRC regulations (CSRC filings, cybersecurity reviews, VIE structures) threaten China deals. Executives in Hong Kong/China complicate U.S. investor enforcement. Insiders waive redemptions and vote for deals, but high redemption risk (capped at 15% per shareholder, $5M NTA floor) could derail combinations.
Financials show pre-revenue status with $53K loss since inception. Dilution table reveals $2.27-$7.41/share impact across redemption scenarios. Representative shares (200K to D. Boral) add to insider alignment. Up to $3M working capital loans convertible to units risk further dilution. Trust liquidation at ~$10/share if no deal by deadline underscores time pressure.
Competitive moat relies on proprietary networks, but SPAC market saturation and regulatory scrutiny (HFCAA, CFIUS, PRC filings) narrow target pool. Success hinges on management's sourcing ability amid geopolitical tensions.