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BRIEF-Black Spade Acquisition II Co Announces Intention to Voluntarily Delist from The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC

Jun 2, 2025 2:01 PM

June 2 (Reuters) - Black Spade Acquisition II Co ( BSII )

* BLACK SPADE ACQUISITION II CO ANNOUNCES INTENTION TO

VOLUNTARILY

DELIST FROM THE NASDAQ STOCK MARKET LLC, CONDITIONAL UPON

CONSUMMATION OF ITS PENDING BUSINESS COMBINATION WITH THE

GENERATION ESSENTIALS GROUP

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