Lynk Global to Go Public in Merger with Alex Rodriguez's Slam Corp
The merger aims to raise funds for Lynk's satellite-to-phone connectivity project, with plans to deploy 5,000 satellites for global coverage.
- Lynk Global finalizes a merger with Slam Corp, led by Alex Rodriguez, aiming to list on Nasdaq and raise funds for its satellite-to-phone connectivity project.
- The merger values Lynk at $800 million, with plans to deploy 5,000 satellites for global direct-to-smartphone connectivity.
- Lynk currently operates three satellites, providing intermittent connectivity in remote locations, and seeks to raise additional capital through various avenues.
- The company projects significant revenue growth, expecting to make $41 million by the end of 2025 with 74 satellites, enabling messaging services for over 100 million subscribers.
- Despite the SPAC's dwindling reserves and high shareholder redemption rates, Lynk forges ahead with its public market debut, competing with other satellite-to-phone initiatives.