Agility Robotics to go public in $2.5 billion SPAC deal, WSJ reports

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Agility Robotics will go public ​via a merger with Churchill Capital ‌Corp XI, valuing the startup at about $2.5 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, ​citing the company’s executives.

Here are ​some details from the report:

  • The companies ⁠expect gross proceeds of more than $600 ​million from the deal, including $420 million cash ​from Churchill XI and over $200 million via a common-stock private investment in public equity, led ​by Taiwan-based Foxconn
  • The public company will ​list under the ticker symbol AGLT
  • The Oregon-based company makes ‌commercially ⁠deployable humanoid robots called Digit, as per its website
  • Agility has already secured orders for a new version of Digit ​that it ​is ⁠developing, which should have finer dexterity to move smaller objects ​and incorporate higher safety standards
  • Reuters ​could ⁠not immediately verify the report
  • Agility Robotics and Churchill Capital Corp XI did not ⁠immediately ​respond to requests for ​comment outside business hours
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