SPAC listing means the process of a special purpose acquisition company’s shares being listed on a stock exchange. Here’s a breakdown : 

It’s a company created specifically to take a private company public. SPAC’s don’t have their own business operations. They raise capital from investors and then merge with a private company, making that private company a public listing.

When a SPAC is listed on a stock exchange, investors can buy and shell its shares. This provides a platform for the SPAC to raise capital and merge with a private company.

Process:

The SPAC first raises money through an initial public offering(IPO). then it looks for a private company to merge with. When a target company is found, the SPAC and the target company merge, and the target company becomes public.

In essence, a SPAC listing is a process by which a SPAC’s shares become available for trading on a stock exchange, providing an alternative way for private companies to go public.