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◆ This is a SPAC, a blank-check shell with no operating business. A low rating here reflects an empty filing record, not a healthy company. If it finds no merger partner by its deadline, it liquidates and returns the escrowed cash to holders. How Korean SPACs work →
■ DELISTED (2025-04-29) — corporate action: Absorbed in a merger. Not a risk event. The risk rating below reflects its filing record while listed.
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CAPITAL REDUCTIONS
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CRITICAL FILINGS
2025-04
DELISTED
COUNTED FROM DART FILINGS · LAST 5 YEARS · FROZEN AT DELISTING — NOT UPDATED · EVERY ITEM LINKS TO THE SOURCE
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Korea No.14 Special Purpose Acquisition (KRX 477530) — filing record, last 5 years: 0 share issuances, 0 equity-linked bond issuances, 0 capital reductions, 0 critical filings. Delisted 2025-04-29 — absorbed in a merger. Source: DART via KoreaStockCheck (koreastockcheck.com) — every item links to the original filing.
Company overview
Share classBlank-check acquisition company (SPAC). It has no operating business yet. It exists to merge with one before its deadline, or to liquidate and return the escrow.
Main products & servicesNot provided in the KRX company profile.
figures from KRX and DART, frozen as of the delisting date
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