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REDLattice Announces SPAC Deal to Go Public in the U.S.

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According to Channel NewsAsia, defense‑technology company REDLattice has agreed to become a U.S. public company through a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) transaction with Bold Eagle Acquisition. The announcement states that the deal will list REDLattice on the Nasdaq, making it a U.S. public company. No additional details about the transaction terms or closing timeline have been provided. The report is based solely on the CNA article and has not been independently corroborated.

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  1. REDLattice to go public in the US via SPAC deal with Bold Eagle Acquisition (Exact event time is unconfirmed.)

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REDLattice to go public in the US via SPAC deal with Bold Eagle Acquisition

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