Slam CORP Form 4 insider transactions

SLAM Corp. and Lynk Global, Inc. have mutually agreed to terminate their previously announced business combination agreement and settle related litigation, with Lynk making a deferred payment to Slam.

Slam Corp. shareholders approved an amendment to extend the deadline for consummating a business combination to July 25, 2025, with potential further extensions until December 25, 2025, though nearly 1.9 million public shares were redeemed in connection with the vote.

SLAM Corp. announced the adjournment of its extraordinary general meeting to June 25, 2025, to allow shareholders more time to consider an amendment extending the deadline for its business combination with Lynk.

Slam Corp. has filed a civil complaint against Lynk Global, Inc. and Lynk Global Holdings, Inc. in Delaware, alleging breach of their business combination agreement and seeking specific performance to complete the merger.

Slam Corp. has adjourned its extraordinary general meeting of shareholders until June 24, 2025, to allow for a vote on extending the deadline for its proposed Business Combination, while also extending the redemption withdrawal period.

Slam Corp. has filed an 8-K announcing an extraordinary general meeting to vote on extending its business combination deadline from June 25, 2025, to December 24, 2025, with potential further monthly extensions, and updating proxy statement disclosures regarding redemption price and share counts.

Slam Sponsor, LLC reports ownership of 14,210,000 Class A ordinary shares in Slam Corp. following a transaction on January 16, 2025.

SLAM Corp. obtained a promissory note from its sponsor, Slam Sponsor, LLC, for up to $600,000 to fund extensions related to its business combination efforts.

SLAM Corp. amends its business combination agreement with Lynk Global, extending the termination date to June 30, 2025, and modifying certain fee and expense arrangements.

SLAM Corp. adjourned its shareholder meeting to December 18, 2024, to vote on extending the deadline for completing a business combination and other related proposals.

Slam Corp. is seeking shareholder approval to extend its business combination deadline and has adjusted the terms of the extension, including a shorter initial extension period and potential monthly extensions.

Slam Corp. adjourned its shareholder meeting to December 16, 2024, to vote on extending the deadline for completing a business combination and to allow for potential further extensions.

Slam Corp. is proposing to extend its deadline to complete a business combination and is offering non-redemption incentives to shareholders to maintain funds in its trust account.

Lynk Global, a satellite direct-to-device provider, has appointed Ramu Potarazu as CEO and Steven Fay as CFO in anticipation of its public listing via a business combination with Slam Corp.

SLAM Corp. and Lynk Global have amended their business combination agreement to revise terms related to director designations and the certificate of incorporation.

Slam Corp., a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) led by Alex Rodriguez, has qualified to trade on the OTCQX Best Market, commencing trading on September 19, 2024.

SLAM Corp. amended its business combination agreement with Lynk Global, extending the termination date to December 25, 2024, and increased the principal amount of a promissory note to $10.947 million.

SLAM Corp. announces its securities will be delisted from Nasdaq and transition to the OTC Markets, while reaffirming its commitment to the business combination with Lynk Global, which is expected to list on Nasdaq upon closing.

Slam Corp. and Lynk Global have amended their business combination agreement to adjust terms related to share redemption, financing deadlines, and executive employment agreements.

Lynk Global, a satellite-direct-to-standard-mobile-phone system provider, is set to merge with Slam Corp., a special purpose acquisition company, to expand its reach and provide ubiquitous connectivity.

Lynk Global and Slam Corp. are proceeding with their business combination, as detailed in a recent SEC filing, aiming to bring Lynk's satellite-direct-to-mobile-phone technology to a wider market.

Lynk Global, a satellite-direct-to-mobile-phone service provider, is pursuing a Nasdaq listing through a merger with Slam Corp, targeting a $325 billion total addressable market.

Slam Corp. and Lynk Global are proceeding with their business combination, as highlighted in recent social media posts by Slam Corp.'s CEO, Alex Rodriguez.

Lynk Global, aiming to connect standard cell phones to satellites, is pursuing a potential $900 million defense contract and plans to go public through a merger with Slam Corp.

Lynk Global commends the FCC for its new rules allowing satellites to connect directly to standard mobile phones, a move that could unlock a \$325B+ market.

Slam Corp. is at risk of being delisted from the Nasdaq due to non-compliance with listing rules regarding SPAC business combinations, prompting a request for a hearing to gain more time to finalize its merger with Lynk Global.