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Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II filings document the company’s SPAC structure, Nasdaq-listed securities, material-event reports, governance changes, and capital-structure disclosures. The records identify the issuer as a Cayman Islands exempted company with Class A ordinary shares under BBCQ and redeemable warrants under BBCQW.
The company’s 8-K disclosures include board and management changes, director appointments, and other material-event reporting. Its filings also state emerging growth company status and describe the warrant terms and ordinary-share structure that define the public securities associated with the blank-check issuer.
Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. director Philippe Nyssen filed an initial ownership report stating that he does not beneficially own any of the company’s securities. The Form 3 confirms his status as a director and clarifies that, as of the event date, no shares or derivative securities are reported as held.
Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. director Clemence Rasigni filed an initial ownership report stating that no securities of the company are beneficially owned. This Form 3 identifies Rasigni as a director of Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. with zero non-derivative or derivative holdings as of the reported event date.
Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp. II filed an 8-K announcing that its Board appointed Philippe Nyssen and Clemence Rasigni as directors, effective immediately. Both are classified as independent directors, with Nyssen joining the Board’s audit committee.
Nyssen, age 37, brings mergers and acquisitions and growth investing experience from IronPine Sarl and Sofina, while Rasigni, age 52, has over two decades in equity capital markets, including senior roles at Merrill Lynch. The company states there are no family relationships or related-party transactions requiring disclosure and that each new director entered joinder and indemnification agreements similar to those of existing officers and directors.