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Blue Acquisition Corp. reports recurring SPAC developments tied to shareholder voting matters, governance actions, capital-structure disclosures, and security-structure updates. The company is a blank-check issuer, so company updates focus on its Class A ordinary shares, units, rights, and the procedural disclosures associated with an initial business-combination process.
Blockfusion (to trade via Blue Acquisition Corp, Nasdaq: BACC) will combine with Blue Acquisition to form Blockfusion Data Centers, Inc., reflecting a $450 million pre‑money equity value (implied $480 million enterprise value) and targeting a first‑half 2026 close. The company operates a clean energy‑powered Niagara Facility with 46 MW energized today and plans to expand to >100 MW of Tier 3 capacity supporting 200 kW per rack GPU workloads.
Blue Acquisition holds ~$204 million in trust; the deal aims to deliver ~$200 million to the go‑forward business via trust retention and PIPE. Management projects up to $128M revenue / $75M EBITDA by 2028 and $209M revenue / $132M EBITDA by 2030, excluding capital expenditures and contingent on capital access and customer offtake.
Blue Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: BACC) announced that starting August 4, 2025, holders of units from its initial public offering can begin separately trading the company's Class A ordinary shares and rights. The separated securities will trade on the Nasdaq Global Market under the symbols "BACC" (Class A ordinary shares) and "BACCR" (rights).
Units that remain unseparated will continue trading under the symbol "BACCU". This announcement marks a significant milestone in the SPAC's post-IPO phase, providing investors with more flexibility in trading the company's securities.