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Blank Check IPO Filing: Overture Acquisition, Involving Paul Pressler (NLX, SBUX, TWX, GPS)
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We’ve seen another blank check company IPO called OVERTURE ACQUISITION CORP. that has filed to come public via an IPO in a usual $10.00 per share/unit with an offering of 15 million units on the offering and atfer the overallotment making a total of 17.25 million units. Each unit will be one share of common stock and 1 warrant with a $7.50 strike price. JPMorgan and Lazard Capital Markets have been listed initially as the underwriters. Overture has taken the proposed stock ticker of NLX.U on AMEX.
Overture was formed in September 2007 in the Cayman Islands and while it says that it has not identified companies or sectors to merge with or acquire, it sure seems like it will be a resort or similar type of property. Here is the self description: Our efforts in identifying a prospective target business will not be limited to a particular industry or geography, although we initially intend to leverage the respective industry knowledge, operating experience and relationships of our officers, directors and special advisor in a range of luxury and lifestyle sectors. We will seek to capitalize on the unique combination of operating, private investing and transactional experience of our officers, directors and special advisor.
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Jon C. Ogg
October 26, 2007
Jon Ogg is the editor of the 24/7 Wall St. Special Situation Investing Newsletter; he does not own securities in the companies he covers.
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