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Opinion divided on SPAC-tacular route for foreign listing of start-ups

The country's first big-ticket SPAC listing of ReNew Power is already underway, with investors being brought in, and is expected to be listed sometime in the early third quarter of this year

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The companies reportedly considering the SPAC route include Grofers, PolicyBazaar, Flipkart, among others. However, the companies have officially maintained a stoic silence | Illustration: Binay Sinha

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
With shares of special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) tumbling from their February peak (various SPAC indices say they are down 20-30 per cent), opinion is divided over whether they are still an attractive route for Indian start-ups making a beeline for this route to list their companies in the US.  

The companies reportedly considering the SPAC route include Grofers, PolicyBazaar, Flipkart, among others. However, the companies have officially maintained a stoic silence.  

The country’s first big-ticket SPAC listing of ReNew Power is already underway, with investors being brought in, and is expected to be listed sometime in the early third quarter of

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