This page provides access to SEC-related information for Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ), a special purpose acquisition company formed to complete a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, share purchase, recapitalization, reorganization or similar business combination with one or more businesses. While no specific SEC filings are listed here in the current data, the company’s news releases state that a registration statement relating to its securities was declared effective prior to its initial public offering.
For a SPAC such as Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp., key SEC filings typically include the initial registration statement and prospectus describing the units, Class A ordinary shares and redeemable public warrants. These documents set out the terms of the offering, the rights of unit and warrant holders, and the company’s stated focus on potential target businesses in fintech, crypto and digital assets, AI-driven infrastructure, energy transition, auto and mobility, technology, consumer, healthcare and mining industries.
As the company advances toward a potential business combination, additional SEC filings would be expected to describe any proposed transaction, shareholder voting procedures and post-combination structure. Investors reviewing SVAQ’s filings can use them to understand the conditions under which a business combination must occur, redemption features for public shareholders and the mechanics of the warrants.
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Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) furnished an investor presentation and transcript from EigenQ’s October 27, 2026 investor day about their proposed business combination. Under the agreement, SVAQ would domesticate from the Cayman Islands as a Delaware corporation, then its wholly owned subsidiary would merge into EigenQ; EigenQ would survive as SVAQ’s wholly owned subsidiary. The transaction will be submitted to SVAQ shareholders and is subject to the agreement’s terms and conditions. SVAQ and EigenQ have filed a registration statement that includes a preliminary proxy statement; SVAQ plans to mail the definitive proxy statement/prospectus after the SEC declares the registration statement effective.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) furnished EigenQ’s October 27, 2026 investor-day presentation and transcript about their proposed business combination. Under the agreement, SVAQ would first domesticate from the Cayman Islands to Delaware, and its wholly owned Merger Sub would merge into EigenQ; EigenQ would survive as SVAQ’s wholly owned subsidiary. Closing remains subject to shareholder approvals and other conditions.
EigenQ cited 2025 market figures of $449 billion for compute infrastructure, $269 billion for the U.S. server market and $22 billion for the U.S. federal government. It described its technology as integrated into an HPE ProLiant server, which it called its first product in the market, and outlined OEM and reseller distribution plans. EigenQ said it had not begun product sales or generated revenue as of October 27, 2026; its illustrative forecasts were not based on current customer contracts, purchase orders, backlog, bookings, executed OEM licenses or binding customer commitments, and its revenue-recognition policies were unfinished.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) and EigenQ, Inc. entered an agreement for EigenQ to issue up to $5,000,000 in original principal of subordinated unsecured notes and warrants. At the initial closing, EigenQ issued a $2,413,333.33 note and warrants for 201,111 EigenQ shares at a $12.00 exercise price, against $2,172,000 previously funded, with no additional cash payment. Subject to conditions and a mutually agreed date, EigenQ may issue up to $2,586,666.67 additional principal and warrants for up to 215,555 shares, also at $12.00; the aggregate purchase price is capped at $4,500,000.
Upon the Business Combination Closing, the notes and warrants will be exchanged for PubCo convertible notes and warrants. The notes bear 8% interest if paid in cash or 10% if paid in kind, mature April 15, 2027, and may automatically extend to July 15, 2027 on substantially the same conditions as the secured notes. They are unsecured and subordinated to the secured notes. While secured notes remain outstanding, principal, premium and redemption payments generally are not permitted, and the unsecured holder generally may not accelerate, enforce or collect unless the required secured-note holder takes substantially similar action.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) and EigenQ entered into an agreement for unsecured notes with up to $5,000,000 in aggregate original principal. At the initial closing, EigenQ issued a $2,413,333.33 note, reflecting a 10% original issue discount, and warrants for 201,111 EigenQ shares at $12.00 per share, in respect of $2,172,000 previously funded and without an additional cash payment. At an additional closing, which may occur at a mutually agreed time and is subject to conditions, EigenQ may issue up to $2,586,666.67 in additional note principal and warrants for up to 215,555 shares. The purchase price for all notes and warrants may not exceed $4,500,000.
The notes bear interest at 8% per year when paid in cash or 10% when paid in kind, and mature April 15, 2027, subject to automatic extension to July 15, 2027 on substantially the same conditions as the secured notes. If the proposed business combination closes, the notes and warrants will be exchanged for PubCo securities. The notes are unsecured and subordinated to the secured financing; while secured obligations remain outstanding, principal and redemption payments are generally restricted and enforcement actions are limited.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) and EigenQ entered into an agreement for EigenQ to issue subordinated unsecured notes with up to $5,000,000 in aggregate original principal, plus warrants. At the initial closing, EigenQ issued a $2,413,333.33 note and warrants for 201,111 shares at $12.00 per share, against $2,172,000 previously funded by the investor with no additional cash payment. EigenQ may issue up to $2,586,666.67 in additional note principal and warrants for up to 215,555 shares at $12.00, subject to conditions and a mutually agreed closing; aggregate purchase price is capped at $4,500,000.
The notes bear 8% annual interest when paid in cash or 10% when paid in kind, include 30% maturity and 40% event-of-default premiums, and mature April 15, 2027, subject to automatic extension to July 15, 2027 on substantially the same conditions as the secured notes. They are unsecured and subordinated to the secured financing: while secured obligations remain outstanding, principal, premium and redemption payments are generally restricted, and enforcement actions are limited. At the business combination closing, the notes are to be exchanged for PubCo subordinated unsecured convertible notes, and the warrants for PubCo warrants on a one-for-one basis.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) is EigenQ’s proposed business-combination partner. EigenQ Chief Product Officer Michael Johnson presented a conceptual federal quantum-safe infrastructure approach organized around entropy, identity and execution. EigenQ describes an embedded component combining post-quantum cryptography with quantum random number generation for key generation, hardware-rooted trust, secure key storage, platform attestation, and platform and workload trust. HPE’s platform and Red Hat’s operating environment are presented as complementary layers.
The presentation describes PCIe as a retrofit path for supported existing servers, an integrated PQC+ bundle for new deployments, and M.2 for edge and distributed systems. Compatibility and deployment scope are to be confirmed for each target environment. The presentation is informational and states it is not an offer or solicitation of securities.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) is pursuing a proposed business combination with EigenQ Inc.; an EigenQ review-draft presentation describes a federal post-quantum cryptography (PQC) resilience concept organized around quantum-derived entropy, hardware-rooted trust and platform/workload trust. It outlines a PCIe retrofit for existing infrastructure and an integrated PQC+ bundle for new deployments built with HPE Proliant Gen12, and also lists M.2 for edge and distributed systems. Deployment scope and compatibility are to be confirmed for the target environment.
The slides describe QRNG-based PQC key generation, secure key storage, platform attestation and workload protection, and present HPE and Red Hat capabilities alongside EigenQ’s embedded component. EigenQ states that the third-party components described are not offered or expected to be offered by EigenQ. The presentation also states that none of HPE, Red Hat or EigenQ is obligated to sell products or offerings only when bundled with the described federal PQC resilience solutions.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) and EigenQ, Inc. announced the public filing of a Form S-4 registration statement for their proposed business combination. The statement includes a preliminary proxy statement/prospectus, has not yet been declared effective by the SEC, and remains subject to change. The transaction is currently expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026, subject to SEC effectiveness, required shareholder approvals, listing requirements and other customary closing conditions.
Under the agreement, SVAQ is expected to become a Delaware corporation and, after closing, be renamed EigenQ Holdings, Inc.; EigenQ would survive as its wholly owned subsidiary. SVAQ has applied to list the proposed company’s common stock and public warrants on the Nasdaq Global Market under EIGQ and EIGQW, effective upon closing. EigenQ also reported approximately $45 million in convertible financing, with approximately half funded, to support commercialization of its quantum-safe security portfolio and continued product development.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) and EigenQ, Inc., a quantum technology company, announced that the Form S-4 registration statement for their proposed business combination has been filed with the SEC. The proposed transaction will be submitted to SVAQ shareholders for consideration. If the registration statement is declared effective, SVAQ will mail definitive proxy materials to shareholders as of the record date established for voting at an extraordinary general meeting.
Silicon Valley Acquisition Corp. (SVAQ) and EigenQ, Inc. publicly filed a Form S-4 registration statement for their proposed business combination. The registration statement includes a preliminary proxy statement/prospectus and has not been declared effective by the SEC. Completion remains subject to SEC effectiveness, required shareholder approvals, applicable listing requirements and other customary closing conditions; it is currently expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Under the agreement, SVAQ is expected to domesticate as a Delaware corporation and, after completion, be renamed EigenQ Holdings, Inc.; EigenQ would survive as its wholly owned subsidiary. SVAQ applied to list the post-combination company’s common stock and public warrants on the Nasdaq Global Market under proposed symbols EIGQ and EIGQW, effective upon closing. There is no closing condition requiring the warrants to be listed, and their listing is not assured. EigenQ separately announced approximately $45 million in convertible financing, with approximately half already funded.