Israel Acquisitions Corp. Faces Nasdaq Delisting Over Market Value Rule

Israel Acquisitions Corp. received a delisting notice from Nasdaq for not meeting the $50 million market value requirement under Rule 5450(b)(2)(A). The company has until December 4, 2025, to appeal, or its securities will be delisted. Post-delisting, trading will move to OTC Markets, affecting liquidity. Despite this, the company plans to proceed with a business combination with Gadfin Ltd. and aims to relist on Nasdaq. This information is based on a report by Public Technologies using AI, and the original content was published via EDGAR by Israel Acquisitions Corp.

Israel Acquisitions | 10-Q: FY2025 Q3 Revenue: USD 0

Israel Acquisitions Corp. Amends Deal Terms with Gadfin; BTIG Waives Deferred Commission for Advisory Fee

Israel Acquisitions Corp. has amended its business combination terms with Gadfin Ltd. The new agreement allows Gadfin to consent to an advisory arrangement with BTIG, LLC, which will receive a $500,000 cash fee and 100,000 shares prior to closing, in exchange for waiving a deferred underwriting commission. Additionally, the sponsor will forfeit shares equivalent to those issued to BTIG, and Gadfin Regev Holdings Ltd. must arrange a securities insurance policy for potential indemnification claims from BTIG before closing.

Israel Acquisitions | 10-Q: FY2025 Q2 EPS: USD -0.07

Israel Acquisitions Corp. Updates Business Combination Agreement with Gadfin, Adjusts Equity Value to $180 Million

Israel Acquisitions Corp. has amended its business combination agreement with Gadfin Ltd., updating the equity value to $180 million. The amendment, executed on July 2, 2025, removes the immediate liquidation requirement post-merger and introduces a termination right for Gadfin if specific financial conditions are unmet within 30 days. Gadfin Regev Holdings Ltd. is now part of the agreement, and a confidential draft of a Registration Statement related to the business combination has been submitted to the SEC.