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Quartzsea Acquisition Corporation (QSEAU) filed its first Form 10-Q as a newly listed special-purpose acquisition company (SPAC) for the quarter ended 31 May 2025. The filing confirms that Quartzsea remains in the pre-revenue stage; operations to date have been limited to completing its $82.8 million IPO on 19 March 2025 (including full over-allotment) and identifying a target for a business combination.
Balance sheet strength is driven by the Trust Account of $83.49 million, invested in U.S. Treasury money-market funds. Cash available for working capital fell to $49,122, down from $311,000 at fiscal year-end (30 Nov 2024), after paying IPO costs and operating expenses. Total assets stand at $84.29 million versus total liabilities of $3.57 million, plus $83.49 million of ordinary shares classified as temporary equity (redeemable shares).
Results of operations: For the three-month period the company posted a net loss of $27,147. Administrative expenses of $727,747 were largely offset by $700,600 of interest income (mainly from the Trust). The six-month cumulative net loss is $58,402.
Merger Agreement announced (subsequent event): On 6 June 2025 Quartzsea signed a definitive agreement to merge with Broadway Technology Inc., a Cayman-incorporated PET cup and lid manufacturer. Consideration totals $520 million, payable entirely in newly issued shares of the post-closing entity (at $10.00 per share). The structure includes a reclassification into Class A (1 vote) and Class B (10 votes) ordinary shares, a 180-day lock-up for key sellers, and supporting shareholder agreements.
Capital & liquidity risks: The SPAC has until 19 June 2026 (15 months from IPO) to consummate the business combination or liquidate. Management reports substantial doubt regarding going-concern because only $49k is available outside the Trust and additional deal-related costs are expected. A $3.31 million deferred underwriting fee and up to $3.5 million success fee to a finder are contingent on closing. Sponsor working-capital loans of up to $1.5 million remain undrawn but could convert into units.
Share information: As of 10 July 2025 there were 11,409,900 ordinary shares outstanding (including units). Non-redeemable founder shares total 3,129,900; public redeemable shares total 8,280,000 at a current redemption value of $10.08.
Key takeaways: Quartzsea’s trust assets are intact and earning interest, and the signing of a definitive merger agreement materially advances its de-SPAC timeline. However, execution risk remains high: the deal requires regulatory and shareholder approval, the company has minimal cash for ongoing expenses, and failure to close by June 2026 would trigger liquidation.