SPAC: International Media Acquisition Corp. (IMAQ)

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After a successful business combination, rights convert into shares at the stated ratio. Some structures require holders to request conversion; fractional shares and other terms are set out in the relevant SEC filing.

Only whole warrants can be exercised; fractional warrants per unit require multiple units to make a whole warrant. Warrants commonly allow holders to buy shares after a business combination at a set exercise price, often USD 11.50. They often last up to five years but may be redeemed earlier. Exercise date, price and term can differ; consult the relevant SEC filings.