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ACP (ACGC) Stock Analysis

NASDAQFinancial ServicesShell Companies

$10.05+0.50%
1-year price historyRange $9.92 – $10.05
52-week range$10.05
$9.90$10.20

What ACP does

ACP Holdings Acquisition Corp. operates as a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), established with the exclusive objective of completing a business combination. This could encompass various transactions, including a merger, amalgamation, share swap, asset acquisition, share purchase, or a corporate reorganization, involving one or more existing enterprises. The entity was founded on January 28, 2026, and its principal offices are located in Houston, Texas.

Key metrics

Market cap
$220.56M
Beta
0.01
50-day avg
$9.93
200-day avg
$9.93
52-week high
$10.20
52-week low
$9.90
CEO
Andrew Mallozzi

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ticker symbol for ACP?
ACP trades under the ticker ACGC on NASDAQ.
Which exchange is ACGC listed on?
ACGC is listed on NASDAQ.
What sector does ACP operate in?
ACP is classified in the Financial Services sector (Shell Companies industry).
How can PortView help analyze ACGC in a portfolio?
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