Vision Deal HK Acquisition Corp. Listing to be Cancelled on June 30, 2025, Following De-SPAC Transaction Failure

Reuters
Jun 25
Vision Deal HK Acquisition Corp. Listing to be Cancelled on June 30, 2025, Following De-SPAC Transaction Failure

Vision Deal HK Acquisition Corporation, incorporated in the Cayman Islands, will have its class A shares and listed warrants delisted from the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong. The cancellation of the listing is set to take effect at 9:00 am on 30 June 2025. This decision follows the company's announcement in December 2024 that their planned acquisition of Quwan Holding Limited would not proceed. Consequently, Vision Deal HK Acquisition Corporation failed to finalize any new acquisition deals, leading to a suspension of trading in December 2024. The company has since completed the return of funds to its class A shareholders, paving the way for this delisting. The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has advised security holders to seek professional advice regarding the implications of this delisting.

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