Columbus Acquisition Corp current report, 01 October 2026

Business context and reporting period

Columbus Acquisition Corp. (CAC) reported that its business combination with WISeSat.Space Holdings Corp. (Pubco) closed on October 1, 2026. Pubco acquired WISeSat.Space Corp. and CAC became a wholly owned Pubco subsidiary. Pubco Ordinary Shares began trading on Nasdaq as SAIQ on October 2, 2026.

Key financial and capitalization information

  • The 8-K does not provide revenue, profit, cash flow, margins, debt, or liquidity figures.
  • The filing confirms the PIPE investment closed, but does not state its amount or other financing terms in the provided text.
  • Immediately after closing, Pubco had 16,818,772 ordinary shares and 12,997,400 Class F shares issued.
  • 2,515,182 CAC public shares were redeemed in connection with the business combination; the filing text does not provide a clear aggregate redemption payment.

Material changes and transaction terms

Former CAC directors and/or officers Fen “Eric” Zhang, Jie “Janet” Hu, Cameron R. Johnson, Kevin McKenzie, and Qian “Hebe” Xu ceased serving in those roles. Carlos Moreira became CAC’s sole director. Pubco appointed Carlos Moreira as CEO and Gwenael Rouy-Poirier as CFO, and appointed seven directors: Moreira, Rouy-Poirier, David Fergusson, Peter Ward, Cristina Dolan, Philippe D. Monnier, and Cameron R. Johnson.

Pubco assumed CAC’s registration obligations under an amended and restated registration rights agreement; Pubco insiders, including the sellers, also received registration rights. CAC’s ordinary shares, rights, and units were permanently suspended from Nasdaq trading before the market opened October 2. A Form 25 was filed October 1, and CAC said it intended to file Form 15 to complete deregistration.

Outlook, commentary, risks, and unusual items

This 8-K reports transaction completion and related corporate changes; it provides no operating guidance, financial outlook, or management commentary on performance. It does not quantify transaction expenses or the PIPE investment. The filing states that CAC’s prior securities are being delisted and deregistered while Pubco shares trade under a new ticker.

Important facts for investors to verify

  • Review the merger and financing documents for the PIPE amount, transaction expenses, and any remaining funding obligations.
  • Confirm the post-closing ownership and potential dilution associated with the ordinary and Class F shares, rights, and registration rights.
  • Check completion of CAC’s deregistration and the current Nasdaq listing status of SAIQ.
  • Consult subsequent filings for financial statements, liquidity, debt, operating results, and forward-looking information not included here.