Yorkville Acquisition Corp. (YORKU) made a impressive debut on the Nasdaq, with its stock soaring 8.25% during intraday trading on Friday. The surge came after the company successfully priced its initial public offering (IPO) at $10 per unit, marking a strong start for the newly public company.

The IPO consisted of 15 million units, each comprising one Class A common share and one-third of a whole redeemable warrant. The stock opened at $10.50, already showing a 5% premium to its IPO price, and continued to climb throughout the trading session. This robust performance reflects strong investor interest in Yorkville Acquisition Corp.'s market entry.

The IPO is scheduled to close on the following Monday, finalizing Yorkville Acquisition Corp.'s transition to a publicly traded company. The strong debut and significant price increase suggest positive market sentiment towards the company's prospects, although it's worth noting that newly listed stocks can often experience volatility in their early trading days.