BRIEF-Blank Check Company Willow Lane Acquisition Corp Files For IPO Of Up To $110 Million

BRIEF-Blank Check Company Willow Lane Acquisition Corp Files For IPO Of Up To $110 Million - SEC Filing

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BRIEF-Blank Check Company Willow Lane Acquisition Corp Files For IPO Of Up To $110 Million - SEC Filing

Oct 4, 2024 8:22 AM

Oct 3 (Reuters) -

* BLANK CHECK COMPANY WILLOW LANE ACQUISITION CORP FILES FOR

IPO

OF UP TO $110 MILLION - SEC FILING

* WILLOW LANE ACQUISITION CORP SAYS INTEND TO APPLY TO HAVE

OUR

UNITS LISTED ON NASDAQ GLOBAL MARKET UNDER SYMBOL "WLACU"

* WILLOW LANE ACQUISITION CORP SAYS BTIG, LLC IS SOLE

BOOK-RUNNING

MANAGER FOR IPO

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