Lordstown Motors is going public via a reverse-merger with a SPAC, also known as a"blank check" company.
DiamondPeak Holdings will merge with Lordstown Motors in a deal that values the Ohio-based electric vehicle maker at $1.6 billion. The transaction will generate up to $675 million in financing for Lordstown Motors, which will be used to fund the production of the Endurance electric pickup truck. The Lordstown deal extends the hot trend of going public via a SPAC in 2020. Electric vehicle makers Nikola Corp. and Fisker Inc. saw their stocks skyrocket after going public via reverse mergers with SPACs earlier this year.
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