Autonomous trucking software firm PlusAI to go public in $800 million SPAC deal
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Sept 3 : PlusAI has agreed to go public through a merger with blank-check firm Texas Ventures Acquisition III Corp in a deal valuing the autonomous trucking software developer at about $800 million in pre-money equity value, the companies said on Thursday.
The deal comes as self-driving truck companies move from years of road testing to commercial services, with fleet operators exploring the technology to lower logistics costs and ease driver shortages.
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• The transaction could provide PlusAI with $300 million in capital, including more than $60 million of committed financing and roughly $236 million held in the SPAC’s trust account, the companies said.
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• The Santa Clara, California-based company develops SuperDrive, a Level 4 autonomous driving system designed for commercial trucks, and is targeting a commercial launch in 2027.
• It said its HyperFoundry software development platform has generated $25 million in revenue, while the company overall is targeting $40 million to $50 million in contracted revenue in 2026.
• The deal follows the Nasdaq debut of Swedish electric and autonomous trucking firm Einride in June through a SPAC merger that valued it at about $1.35 billion.
• PlusAI is operating autonomous freight routes in Texas with transport companies Ryder and International, while working with global truck makers to develop factory-built self-driving trucks.
Source: Reuters
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