VivoPower Submits Tembo-Nasdaq Merger Registration to SEC

Reuters2025-12-29
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/VVPR">VivoPower</a> Submits Tembo-Nasdaq Merger Registration to SEC

VivoPower International plc’s subsidiary, Tembo e-LV, has reached a key milestone in its proposed combination with Cactus Acquisition Corporation I. The companies have confidentially submitted a registration statement on Form F-4 to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, marking an important step toward Tembo becoming a publicly listed company on Nasdaq. The combined entity is expected to be named Tembo Group N.V. with trading symbols TEMB and TEMBW. The transaction is targeted to close in March 2026, pending regulatory review and approval. Tembo continues to expand its operations globally, with recent deliveries of its EUV Kits to safari partners in Africa, the start of Tembo Tusker sales in Australia, and support for the Tembo Sarao E-Jeepney partnership in the Philippines.

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