GrowHub shares jump 73.08% after hours to $1.41 after EnChem merger deal disclosed
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GrowHub (TGHL) surged after hours after disclosing a merger agreement to acquire battery-electrolyte maker EnChem at an implied ~$400M valuation, with EnChem shareholders receiving ~142.8M new TGHL shares (up to 85% fully diluted). The transaction remains contingent on SEC registration effectiveness, Nasdaq listing approval, and shareholder votes, with a Dec. 2 outside date, leaving elevated deal-completion risk and potential volatility.
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Singapore-based agritech company GrowHub (NASDAQ:TGHL) said it has signed a merger agreement with South Korea’s EnChem Co., Ltd. and its U.S. subsidiary, EnChem America Inc. The deal values EnChem, which makes electrolytes and high-functionality additives for rechargeable batteries, at approximately $400 million. EnChem shareholders are set to receive about 142.8 million newly issued GrowHub Class A ordinary shares, representing up to 85% of the combined company on a fully diluted basis, according to an SEC filing. The transaction still requires SEC and Nasdaq approvals as well as shareholder votes, with a Dec. 2 completion deadline.
