Iron Horse Acquisition II Corp. Begins Separate Trading of Shares and Rights

Reuters
Feb 06
Iron Horse Acquisition II Corp. Begins Separate Trading of Shares and Rights

Iron Horse Acquisition II Corp. announced that, starting February 6, 2026, investors who purchased units in the company's initial public offering can elect to trade the company's ordinary shares and rights separately on the Nasdaq Global Market. Each unit originally consisted of one ordinary share and one right, with each right entitling the holder to one-tenth of an ordinary share upon the company's initial business combination. The ordinary shares and rights will trade under the symbols "IRHO" and "IRHOR," respectively, while unsplit units will continue to trade under "IRHOU." Investors wishing to separate their units must have their brokers contact Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company.

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