PANews reported on October 11th that tokenization company Securitize is in talks to form a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) through Cantor Fitzgerald LP, citing people familiar with the matter. A merger with Cantor Equity Partners II Inc. would value Securitize at over $1 billion. Discussions are ongoing, and Securitize may decide to remain private. Cantor Equity II previously raised $240 million in an initial public offering in May.PANews reported on October 11th that tokenization company Securitize is in talks to form a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) through Cantor Fitzgerald LP, citing people familiar with the matter. A merger with Cantor Equity Partners II Inc. would value Securitize at over $1 billion. Discussions are ongoing, and Securitize may decide to remain private. Cantor Equity II previously raised $240 million in an initial public offering in May.
Securitize plans to go public through a merger with Cantor's SPAC, with a valuation exceeding $1 billion.
2025/10/11 17:01
PANews reported on October 11th that tokenization company Securitize is in talks to form a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) through Cantor Fitzgerald LP, citing people familiar with the matter. A merger with Cantor Equity Partners II Inc. would value Securitize at over $1 billion. Discussions are ongoing, and Securitize may decide to remain private. Cantor Equity II previously raised $240 million in an initial public offering in May.
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