SPAC Files S-4 for Merger with Goodvision AI, Revealing Significant Dilution and Dual-Class Control

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Calisa Acquisition Corp filed an S-4 for its merger with Goodvision AI, outlining a highly dilutive transaction that will see Goodvision shareholders take majority control through a dual-class structure, as the SPAC seeks to resolve its financial distress and Nasdaq listing issues.

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• Merger Agreement Details

  Calisa Acquisition Corp (SPAC) plans to merge with Goodvision AI Inc., with Goodvision shareholders receiving 18 million shares and up to 3.6 million earnout shares. This follows the Business Combination Agreement dated March 6, 2026.

• Significant Dilution for Public Shareholders

  Existing SPAC public shareholders will experience substantial dilution, with their ownership stake potentially decreasing from approximately 73% to as low as 6.16% in a maximum redemption scenario.

• Dual-Class Share Structure and Control

  The combined entity will adopt a dual-class share structure, granting Goodvision's CEO, Mr. Yi Wang, 77.55% to 82.54% of the total voting power, making the company a 'controlled company' under Nasdaq rules.

• Critical Financing Needs with Uncertainty

  The merger includes a $1 million PIPE investment and a $1 million convertible promissory note. However, the company intends to obtain a minimum of $5 million in additional financing, for which there are currently no commitments.

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This S-4 details Calisa Acquisition Corp's proposed merger with Goodvision AI, a critical step for the SPAC to address its going concern warning and Nasdaq delisting notice. While the merger provides a path to becoming an operating company, it involves substantial dilution for existing public shareholders and establishes a dual-class share structure that concentrates voting power with Goodvision's CEO. The combined entity faces significant capital needs and operational risks as Goodvision transitions its business model.