Singapore investment firms Aura and Fat Projects eye SPAC listings in New York


SINGAPORE, Oct 19 (Bloomberg): Singaporean investment firms Aura Group and Fat Projects have agreed to explore launching special purpose acquisition companies that target technology businesses in the Asia Pacific region.

"We share the joint thesis that South-East Asia is one of the most exciting places to invest over the next decade,” Aura co-founder Calvin Ng said in an interview. "The next billion internet users are coming online from this region.”

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