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LGL Systems Acquisition Corp. (DFNS) has filed an amended registration statement with the SEC for its proposed merger with IronNet Cybersecurity. The Special Meeting for stockholder voting is set for July 19, 2021, with approval requiring a majority vote of LGL shareholders. The merger is expected to generate approximately $267 million in net proceeds, including a $125 million PIPE transaction, and rename the combined entity to IronNet, Inc. The merger aims to enhance IronNet's cybersecurity capabilities and market position.
IronNet Cybersecurity has announced a definitive business combination agreement with LGL Systems Acquisition Corp. (NYSE: DFNS). This merger aims to accelerate IronNet's growth in the cybersecurity market, capitalizing on the rising demand for advanced cyber defense solutions. The transaction, valued at an estimated $927 million, will see IronNet rebranded as IronNet Cybersecurity, Inc. and publicly listed on the NYSE under the ticker 'IRNT'. Upon completion, IronNet's existing shareholders will hold approximately 72% of the combined entity's shares.