PRINCETON WEST CAPITAL GROUP
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SPECIAL PURPOSE ACQUISITIONS
We Are Not
Affiliated With
Princeton
University
We structure and manage Special Purpose Acquisition Corporations (SPACs). These investment vehicles allow
investors to participate in venture capital type deals similar to private equity firms.
SPACs are regulated blank-check companies with no operations, and assets consisting of cash exclusively.
The specific objective for such an entity is to seek out and acquire a promising or successful operating company or innovative technology yet to be commercialized and circumventing the traditional IPO process.
At Princeton West our SPAC undertakings fall into two categories:
1) We manage SPACs formed and developed in-house; and
2) We facilitate for others, the process of establishing optimally structured SPACs from inception to acquisition.
For Promising Companies or Technologies
For Institutional Investors
SUCCESSFUL SPAC TRANSACTIONS
> Jamba Juice (Nasdaq: JMBA)
> American Apparel (AMEX:APP)
> Hill International (Nasdaq: HINT)
> Origin Seed Technology (SEED)
> Yucheng Technologies (YTEC)
> Navios (NYSE:NM)
> Kapstone Paper (NASDAQ & OTCBB: KPPC)
> GFA Brands, Inc. (SMBL)
> HollySys Company (HLSYF)
> Star Bulk Carriers Corp. (SBLK)
> Sky Gourmet and Mars Group (IHC LN)
Do you own or control a successful mid-stage operating company and presently seek a significant capital infusion or
are you considering an expedited public listing in tandem with a capital infusion?
Have you developed an innovative technology, process or method and now seek capital so as to commercialize
the concept?
In either case the SPAC strategy might warrant your consideration.
Are you engaged in capitalization efforts for promising private business enterprises?
Does the time and expense associated with the registration process discourage you and your colleagues and
impede your capacity to act quickly on a potential opportunity?
If so, a SPAC allows you to aggregate the capital first, under the strictest of corporate governance standard(s),
secure listing before the deal and thereby eliminate most of the risk or uncertainty in the registration process.