The deal will provide e.GO with about $285 million of proceeds, assuming investors don’t redeem their shares, according to a
Proceeds from the deal with the special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, will be used to fund operations and growth. Construction of e.GO’s second manufacturing facility, to ...
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