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KM QUAD has announced a merger agreement with Quetta Acquisition (Nasdaq: QETA). The transaction will result in KM QUAD becoming a wholly-owned subsidiary of Quad Global, maintaining Nasdaq listing under a new ticker symbol. KM QUAD, through its subsidiary Lida Technology, is a Chinese manufacturer of automotive protective films founded in 2016.
The company specializes in high-performance automotive protective films and window tints, with additional product lines for construction and battery applications. QUAD possesses 113 intellectual property rights in China and maintains a distribution network covering over 200 Chinese cities. Their main manufacturing facility in Jiujiang spans 33 acres with over 21,000 square meters.
Under the merger terms, KM QUAD shareholders will receive 30 million ordinary shares of Quad Global, subject to a six-month lock-up period. The transaction requires regulatory approvals, shareholder consent from both companies, and Nasdaq listing approval.
