Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II is a Delaware‐incorporated special purpose acquisition company formed for the purpose of effecting a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, or similar business combination with one or more businesses. The company completed its initial public offering in late 2021, raising capital through the sale of units listed on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “SVII.” As a blank‐check vehicle, Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II seeks to leverage public equity markets to identify and partner with growing businesses across a range of industries.
The firm is sponsored by Spring Valley Investment Partners, a private investment group with experience in private equity and corporate transactions. The board and management team bring expertise in financial structuring, capital markets, and operational strategy. Drawing on this collective background, the company aims to support its target’s growth initiatives—whether through organic expansion, strategic acquisitions, or technological enhancements.
While the company does not operate its own business lines, its mandate allows flexibility in pursuing opportunities in sectors such as industrials, technology, healthcare, consumer products, and business services. By focusing on businesses with scalable models and strong management teams, Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II intends to deliver value to its public shareholders through a negotiated business combination that aligns with its fiduciary responsibilities and long‐term growth objectives.
Upon identifying a suitable target, Spring Valley Acquisition Corp. II will seek shareholder approval for the transaction and proceed to merge or acquire the business, after which the combined entity will continue to trade on the Nasdaq. This structure offers private companies a route to public markets with the benefit of experienced oversight during the transition period, while providing investors access to new growth opportunities backed by a dedicated acquisition platform.
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