468 SPAC II SE: 468 SPAC II obtains 100% shareholder approval, paving the way for its business combination with Marley Spoon SE

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468 SPAC II SE obtains 100% shareholder approval, paving the way for its business combination with Marley Spoon SE

• 100% of shareholders attending the extraordinary general meeting voted in favor of the business combination with Marley Spoon SE.
• The total funding of the combined entity in connection with the business combination amounts to approximately EUR 44.9 million, including €35 million that Marley Spoon SE received from the pre-SPAC funding in connection with the business combination.
• 468 SPAC II SE to be renamed Marley Spoon Group SE.

Luxembourg, June 30, 2023 – 468 SPAC II SE (“468 SPAC”), a publicly listed Luxembourg special purpose acquisition company sponsored by Alexander Kudlich, Ludwig Ensthaler and Florian Leibert, received in today’s extraordinary general meeting for its proposed business combination (“Business Combination”) with Marley Spoon SE (“Marley Spoon”) support from its shareholders, with 100% of its shareholders attending the shareholders meeting voting in favor of the Business Combination.

The total funding of the combined entity in connection with the business combination amounts to approximately EUR 44.9 million, including €35 million that Marley Spoon received from the pre-SPAC private placement in connection with the Business Combination.

As a result of the Business Combination, 468 SPAC will acquire approximately 84% of the outstanding shares in Marley Spoon against the issuance of new shares at closing. As soon as practicable following the closing of the Business Combination, 468 SPAC intends to make a direct offer to acquire the outstanding shares/CDIs from the remaining shareholders of Marley Spoon.

The shareholders in today’s extraordinary general meeting also approved, inter alia, the renaming of 468 SPAC to Marley Spoon Group SE and the appointment of its new supervisory board consisting of Christian Gisy (chairman), Alexander Kudlich and Yehuda Shmidman.

The closing of the Business Combination is expected to occur by mid-July 2023. It is intended that the shares of Marley Spoon Group SE will trade at Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the ticker ”MS1”.
 

Contact:
Alexander Kudlich, Ludwig Ensthaler and Florian Leibert
468 SPAC II SE
9, rue de Bitbourg
L-1273 Luxembourg
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
info@468spac.com

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