British online car retailer Cazoo goes public after $7bn SPAC merger

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Cazoo, a British online car retailer, has wrapped up its previously announced $7 billion merger deal with blank check company I, and has subsequently started trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).

The online used car dealer, now operating as , has its Class A ordinary shares trading under the ticker symbol CZOO and its warrants listed under the ticker CZOO WS.

Established in 2018, Cazoo enables the process of buying or selling a car in the sale lines as ordering any other product on the internet. Using it platform, customers can buy, sell, finance, or subscribe to a car fully online for delivery or collection within 72 hours.

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— Founder of AJAX I said: “We are very pleased to close the business combination with Cazoo and to partner with Alex and his outstanding team. By leveraging data and technology, Cazoo is delivering a superior car buying and selling experience in the and mainland Europe and building a strong competitive moat.

“With the large and fragmented nature of the market and incredibly low digital penetration, Cazoo has multiple levers to drive its growth and long-term sustainable shareholder value as it transforms the market.”

British online car retailer Cazoo goes public after $7bn SPAC merger

British online car retailer Cazoo goes public after $7bn SPAC merger. Photo courtesy of khamkhor from Pixabay.

As per the deal announced in March 2021, Cazoo Group will secure more than $1 billion before expenses in proceeds. This capital will help the online car retailer to further expand its brand and infrastructure.

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Cazoo Group will continue to be headed by founder and CEO Alex Chesterman.

Alex Chesterman said: “Since we announced the transaction earlier this year, we have continued to see record growth in our revenues and gross profit, have brought our UK vehicle reconditioning in-house, providing full control of our operations and logistics and have started buying and reconditioning cars in mainland Europe ahead of our launch later this year.

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“And we have launched a fully integrated all-inclusive monthly car subscription service in the UK as well as our car buying service to source inventory directly from consumers.”


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