Each unit offered to investors includes one Class A ordinary share and one-half of a warrant, which allows holders to purchase additional shares at an $11.50 strike price. To support the offering, the company’s sponsor and Cantor Fitzgerald have committed to buying 6 million private placement warrants at $1 apiece. This private placement is set to close alongside the primary offering, bringing the expected gross proceeds to $206 million. Should underwriters exercise their 45-day option for an additional 3 million units, total funding could climb to $236 million.

Proceeds from the deal are earmarked for a trust account, with portions reserved for underwriting commissions and administrative expenses such as legal and accounting fees. The company has applied to list its units on the Nasdaq under the ticker SAMOU. Following the separation of the securities, the firm expects its shares and warrants to trade under the symbols SAMO and SAMOW, respectively.