One redemption window shuts at your broker today. Another 2 closed already, quietly, at the broker.
The next twelve weeks
CalendarEvery vote, redemption deadline and outside date we hold a date for, by the week it falls in. The heaviest week holds 8; 1 of the twelve hold nothing at all.
Act by
4datesWhat needs an instruction from you, and the last day your broker can take it. The company’s own date is always later — the broker’s cutoff is the one you can miss.
- CBRRFChain Bridge ITodayTell your broker today, Thursday 12 November.The company’s own date is Sunday 15 November. After the close today the instruction can no longer reach the company in time. That date is the company’s own deadline for completing a combination.Outside date Sunday 15 November$12.72 a share held in trust (accreted NAV est., 135d from 2026-06-30) · last trade —materialized from the FILED deadline (coverage wrap 2026-08-24)
- ASPCASPAC III Acquisition Corp.ClosedYour broker’s cutoff was Tuesday 10 November.The company’s own date is Thursday 12 November, but the instruction had to be with your broker by Tuesday 10 November. If you did not file it, the right to take the cash is gone for this one.Outside date Thursday 12 November$10.90 a share held in trust (accreted NAV est., 135d from 2026-06-30) · last trade $10.83spread to trust +0.6% gross
The other 2 dates, and everything else that changed
Where the floors stand
Full rankingEvery covered name by whether the cash in trust can still be claimed. The line is the finding: solid is a dated election on file, dotted is none yet, a line that stops short is one that has passed, a broken line is a right that has gone.
- No election on file25283%
- No date ahead4314%
- No floor72%
302 names covered. The verdict is src/lib/floor.ts’s, the same one the leaderboard and the screener read.
The week ahead
0 votes and 0 redemption deadlines in the next seven days.
- TodayASPC outside dateATII outside dateCBRRF broker cutoff
- TomorrowGPAT outside date
- Sun 15CBRRF outside date
Redemption windows open now
1openEvery name where the right to hand shares back for the cash in trust is still open, ordered by the last day your broker can take the instruction.
The full calendar, with the votes and outside dates too
Trading below the cash in trust
The discount is only real while the redemption right is.
These trade below the cash the company last filed as held per share — but that cash can no longer be claimed by you. The gap is not a discount; it is what is left after everyone who could redeem already did.
deal approved after the redemption window closed 2026-08-31 — non-redeeming shares carry no redemption right
redemption window dated 2026-09-02 has passed, but no filing on file says the meeting was held
deal approved after the redemption window closed 2026-08-19 — non-redeeming shares carry no redemption right
deal approved after the redemption window closed 2026-09-01 — non-redeeming shares carry no redemption right
Nothing in the covered universe is trading below the cash held for each share with a dated redemption election on file. That is the state of the record, not a claim that the right has gone anywhere.
These also trade below the cash held per share, and no redemption window has closed on any of them. But no dated redemption election is on file either, so we cannot show you a day on which the cash could be claimed. For 160 of them we hold no election at all — the usual state of a SPAC still searching. The other 5 are worth reading twice: their last elections have already been held and nothing has been filed since, so there the absence is about the name and not about our coverage of it. Either way it is an absence in what we hold rather than a verdict in either direction, and until it is filled the discount is not demonstrably claimable.
last redemption election (extension vote) passed 2026-03-12; no new election on file, charter deadline 2027-01-16 still ahead
last redemption election (deal vote) passed 2026-09-17; no new election on file, charter deadline 2027-03-03 still ahead
last redemption election (extension vote) passed 2026-10-07; no new election on file
last redemption election (extension vote) was held 2026-06-18 and 20% of shares redeemed; no new election on file, charter deadline 2027-03-20 still ahead
161 more on the leaderboard, each carrying the same qualification.
The full ranking, with the sponsor record behind each one
What changed
0itemsNothing material has landed recently: the filings were read and summarized, and none was marked material; no wire or press item cleared the relevance gate. An empty feed is the gates working, not the record standing still.
Watchlist
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A SPAC parks its IPO cash in a bank account and, until a stated date, must buy your shares back for your share of it. Everything on this page is either that date, that amount, or the reason one of them has changed.
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How this works
A SPAC is a company with no business and a bank account. It raises money, parks it in a trust at roughly $10 a share where it earns T-bill interest, and then goes looking for a real company to merge with.
Until each deadline you can hand your shares back and take your share of that cash. That right is the floor under the price: buy below the cash, redeem on time, and the gap is yours. Buy above it and everything over the cash can vanish.
The date that matters is not the company’s. Instructions have to leave your broker about two business days earlier, which is the date this site prints. Miss it and the floor is gone for that window — the price is then unprotected, however cheap it looks against the cash still sitting in the trust.
Filings are read as they arrive; every trust value, deadline and deal on this site traces back to one. Not investment advice.
Every figure on this page is taken from a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and links to it. Estimates are labelled as estimates. Prices are last trades, not quotes. This is information, not investment advice.