LSE SPAC-I and NGLE Merger Sanctioned by Court
LSE SPAC-I LimitedSPAC1 · Inv. banks / inv. cos. / securities cos.Material informationFiled Pakistan timeSummary
LSE SPAC-I Limited merges into Ningbo Green Light Energy Limited, sanctioned by Lahore High Court, with regulatory compliance and shareholder approval.
Kind of disclosure: Regulatory/Legal
Read the original filingKey facts
- Merger of LSE SPAC-I into NGLE
- Court sanctioned
- Equity investment by SPAC1 in NGLE
- Rs 230M
- Authorized share capital post-merger
- Rs 2.1B
- Regulatory approvals required
- SECP, CCP, Lahore High Court
- Effective Date of Scheme
- 2026-05-15
- Shareholder approval
- 69.80% participation
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