Space Asset Acquisition ^{Filed Terms, Nasdaq: SAAQU}

While we may acquire a business in any industry and in any geography, we plan to focus our pursuit for business combination opportunities with companies operating in the global space economy, including businesses in the technology and defense sectors. We intend to evaluate companies engaged both directly and indirectly in our target industries; including those companies involved in providing the necessary infrastructure to support the long-term growth of our target sectors. We believe that attractive opportunities exist across a broad range of subsectors within the space economy, including, but not limited to: launch and reentry vehicles; hypersonics; satellite communications; remote sensing and geospatial intelligence; spacecraft and spacecraft components; PNT (positioning, navigation, and timing); space domain awareness; ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance); space tourism; in-orbit services and logistics; space-based power and computing; in-space manufacturing; cislunar infrastructure; and space resource utilization. We believe that cost reductions expediting the utilization of space are being driven by several factors, including the successful deployment of reusable rocket technology, most notably SpaceX’s existing booster fleet and the upcoming Starship vehicle, resulting in lower launch costs, higher launch cadence, and economies of scale.