Aura Fat Projects Acquisition Corp.

[ N A S D A Q : A F A R ]

Aura FAT Projects Acquisition Corporation (NASDAQ: AFAR), registered in Cayman Islands, is a $115M, including the full over-allotment, Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) that successfully closed its IPO on 18 April 2022 to acquire, merge or consummate a business combination with New Emerging Technology companies with an acute growth potential in Southeast Asia and Australasia in sectors such as the Web3, blockchain, cryptocurrency, digital ledger, e-gaming and other new financial technology and services sectors.

WHY AURA FAT PROJECTS ACQUISITION CORP.

  • At the heart of a robust ecosystem

    We are at the center of an established ecosystem of high quality companies that are ideal for a business combination. Our expertise lies in Southeast Asia and Australasia with a robust ecosystem of high quality portfolio companies and network of UHNWIs, family offices & institutions and access to capital and deal flow. Our affiliate and associated companies are licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (Capital Markets Services Licence) and Australian Securities and Investments Commission (Australian Financial Services Licence).

  • The best of technology start-up, ventures and corporate

    Our team is composed of experienced founders and operators with proven track records of scaling business and ensuring successful outcomes in the region – living and breathing Southeast Asia, Australia and beyond. Aura Group, including its SE Asia Venture Capital arm, TNB Aura, an established funds management business and Fat Projects Venture Studio, has invested in and founded over 50 portfolio companies in Asia Pacific, with more than 15 in Southeast Asia.

  • Adding value post De-SPAC

    We are committed to accelerating the potential growth and success of the merged business post de-SPAC through playing an active role in the form of board members, advisors, interim management and by providing access to our networks.

 

WHY ASIA PACIFIC

“Over the past three decades, the Asia Pacific region has grown significantly based on strong fundamentals, including expanding consumer markets and a maturing manufacturing base that attracts foreign investment. These factors enabled the region to triple its share of world Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to almost 40 per cent since 1960, with per capita income also rising sharply, leading to the creation of a new middle class and a large domestic consumer base. The percentage of the population living in extreme poverty has steadily declined and, coupled with great improvements in healthcare and education, average life expectancy and education levels have grown. Technology and globalisation have played critical roles in this rapid growth, resulting in Asia Pacific now accounting for more than one third of global merchandise trade.” PWC, Asia Pacific's Time, November 2020